foxthemes by kitsu

I am currently working on two themes at once. The first one is Peachtime, and the second one is Givup. They will both be undergoing quite a few changes before release.

Haha, well if you haven't figured it out, it's under #desc!

I feel like most people prefer less choices, so usually when I make a theme, I try my best to incorporate a sense of balance between all the colors without having to make the user do a lot of work. Nonetheless, changing the colors of the sidebars is fairly simple.

All the bars are listed in order here. To change the color, just completely erase the brackets and their content {____} and replace them with the hex code of the color you would like that specific bar to be!

No change? I saw a little bit of change, actually!

There are several rules being kicked out of your code due to awkward syntax. I'm very busy this week so my answers might sound kind of rushed, but here goes: I ran it through the CSS Validation service seeing as I don't have the time to look through 900+ lines of code! Some of these errors are invalid, however I've highlighted the ones you should probably take a look at.

search for the properties (#post h2 a, for example) and look for missing semicolons within them. the last highlighted line seems to be something that you can't change is likely unrelated to the problem.

OK!

Here’s what I’m seeing:

I was gonna use firebug to make sure this would work, but the entire rule seems to be kick out because of a small syntax error you made!

Find the rule above: #post .title

Under that, look at the background-image property. After background-image:(url) make sure you add a semicolon. so you should have

background-image: url(http://i40.tinypic.com/2ccrmtx.png);

tell me how that works out!

EDIT: there's actually quite a few of the same errors!

To be honest I can't really answer your question when you're on anon and I can't tell which theme you're using! If you're embarrassed about your question, just know that I can answer it privately if you'd like me to.

Hello all, apologies for the lack of updates and such. Rest assured I'm still here and more themes are on the way! This week has been a stressful one, as I'm taking placement tests and getting ready for my first year of college. I wonder if I can take a web design class!

But anyway, I have not yet figured out how to implements Infinite Scroll to Orion, in fact, it seems like it's going to be more problematic than I thought.

I've also started work on a new theme, now codenamed Teachild. More updates are coming soon!

Hello. I’m glad you like my themes.

To move the link to the right side, you’ll need to pay close attention. Several lines of code need to be changed.

First, under #left, find left: 0;

Erase left, and write right in its place.

find bottom: 0;

replace 0 with 20px

find width: 30px;

replace it with width:24px;

Next

Under #left li:hover

Erase all the content within the brackets and replace them with

width: 300px;

margin-left: -270px;

and

Under #left ul

remove the first three lines. [border-left-color: …, border-left-style: …, border-left-width:…]

lastly

in #left li

add right before the closing bracket: padding-right: 5px;

And that should be it. I didn’t position it left for quit a few reasons, but tell me how it goes for you.

EDIT: I was SO focused on the first question that I didn't remember to answer your second one. Sorry about that.

Visit line 841, or somewhere around there. You should come across this:

Hey there! This requires you to go inside the code.

Find the selector #post — look around line 607 (they’re all numbered on the left of your screen)

Completely erase the line

font-style:italic;