Kirby is a nifty Theme for WordPress that began when I started to think—just for fun—about what I would want in a new default WordPress Theme. You can check out the live preview and download it from the WordPress Free Themes Directory.
Check out my Kirby to-do list if you want to see what’s happening and read about what I’m trying to accomplish.
Since, if only at it’s outset, Kirby is a Theme meant to generate discussion I’m releasing it as I develop it. If you think it’s horrible or, perhaps, even awesome, please tell me about it by emailing ian at this domain or in 140 characters @iandstewart. Thanks a bunch.
Changelog
0.3.2
- Fixed the two broken shortcodes in the settings
- Added a sappy dedication to the readme
0.3.1
- You can comment on pages now
- I added default widgets in the primary widget area (have to change these to something cool)
0.3
- Removed faux columns; made header and footer full width
- Now you can choose your layout by editing
@import url('layouts/2c-r.css');in style.css and choosing another file to import
0.2
- Moved to the HTML5 doctype
- Added a readme.html file
- Added a license.txt file
- Cleaned out the images folder
- Styled the comments
- Styled the menu
- Made a number of small visual refinements
- … including a fancier looking sticky post
- Styled all the elements on this evil post
- Added a not-especially widgetized
feature-page.php—not sure what I’m going to do there
0.1
- First public release of Kirby
- Changeable Header
- 2 widgetized areas alongside content
- 4 widgetized areas in footer
- Editable footer message (with custom shortcodes)
- Color scheme taken from original default theme
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