Download
- Version 0.1 Initial release
- Alot of bits are hardcoded e.g. Twitter tweet on the front page etc.
- Requires Wordpress 2.5 or greater due to use of is_front_page
- Download JLBP v0.1
- License: GPL v3
- Google Notebook
Instructions
- Install theme: Upload to wp-content/themes directory
- Activate theme in the design menu
- Assign a page to be a static front page in Settings -> Reading
- Edit that page a change the page template to be home
- Make sure you have pretty permalinks turned on Settings -> Permalinks
- Install the plugins from the plugins sections of this article (plus any more you want)
About
Release status: Beta
JLBP2 is a wordpress theme I have built using the Blueprint CSS framework. It features a heavily customised Home page template that allows you to show the latest three posts in adjacent columns along with your ‘Home’ page. So far there are only Two Pictures used in the layout, the header banner a photo I took from the top of the Spinnaker Tower and also the gradient in the background of the body. The rest are all icons.
Feature
- Translation bar
- using google translate
- Breadcrumbs
- Currently upto 3 deep for pages, posts, categories & tags
- Only suitable for pretty permalinks (so probably not going to work on IIS, maybe with that rewrite rule thing they have, but I never got that to work)
- Is not really that dynamic so will probably break with custom permalink settings
- Sub pages listed
- and parents via the breadcrumbs
- Works to three deep
- currently only displays Slugs not Page titles
- Post views (via plugin)
- Post rating (via plugin)
- Twitter (via plugin)
- Page Templates
- Customised home page
- Page with comments in tab
- Browsers
- Tested in :
- Firefox 2
- Safari 3.1
- IE6
- Tested in :
Credits
- Wordpress - CMS / Blog engine
- Blueprint css Framework
- FAM FAM - flag icons for the translation bar
- Dean Robinson - Alot of the other icons were lifted out of his pipedream theme
- Barely Fitz Designs - Tabber.js javascript tabify thingy



James Lloyd
May 23rd, 2008 at 2:35 pm
Screenshots are just in IE for now, until i find a tool that can do the same thing for Firefox and Safari
James Lloyd
May 23rd, 2008 at 2:36 pm
Oh and IE6 ( havnt upgraded server that i used for there shots)