I’m absolutely dedicated to the improvement of the PressRow theme for WordPress, and thanks to a very savvy user base, I’ve been able to make quite a few usability and style changes that have really taken the theme up a notch. Although the updates in version 0.12 are relatively minor, I still felt as though they were significant enough to warrant a new version release.
You’ve followed the setup instructions perfectly. You’ve done a bang-up job creating your “archives” and “about” pages, but your “archives” and “about” links in the navigational bar still don’t work. What’s wrong? How do you fix this? Keep reading →
PressRow has officially gotten better today with its first major update. Version 0.11 primarily includes fixes for IE 7 bugs, but improvements have also been made to comment styling, which will allow users more flexibility when they contribute to your site.
If you’re anything like me, one of the first things you’ll want to do after loading up your new theme is to personalize the different header images across your site. Fortunately, this is an extremely easy task thanks to the pragmatic way that CSS and XHTML interaction have been constructed.
Version 0.12 is available now!
