LOL w00t! Yay! Okay I’m not sure exactly how to respond to the issue of theme nutrition other than stating that eating my themes may not be a benefit to your health ;-) Perhaps simply licking the screen would be sufficient ha ha.

I really love the Glowstick Green theme style for Aerolite. When you view that on a Cinema Display it literally does glow :-O

I’m working on IE7 compatibility today. It’s not playing very nicely with sidebars!

Well I was wrong about the sidebars actually. It’s something else. For some reason the home page displays correctly but everything else (sub-folders to index.html) is not displaying correctly. It’s like it’s not reading the IE specific CSS file, but the link to it IS correct :-/

BAH

Jamie I found the IE 7 issue. I forgot IE will only read so many linked files so I had to remove one option :-/ This was Aerolite only. This fix will be in the download later today. You can build your pages all you want, but you’ll want to update your version of the theme later.

LOL :D Of course! But you would have to clear that with my dogs first heh.

Hi Ken, good question - someone else asked me about that today too. Because that functionality has to be “in the code”, to change it, you have to open the theme up and edit the quote in the file index.html.

I wish there were an easier way to make that box, but the way RapidWeaver is structured, at least for now, the only way I could get the box in there was to embed it into the page structure itself. That means you have to edit index.html to change the quote or remove it.

To open up the theme and reveal the files, in RapidWeaver, first show the theme selection window. Right click on the Aerolite theme and then select Reveal Theme Contents in Finder… That will open a Finder window showing the theme’s contents folder. Open that folder and you’ll find everything else, including index.html.

For your other item, you can already move the parent menu left, center and right. You have to use the options inspector to do that. Click the little triangle on the Parent Navigation Menu Structure line or whatever it says. The alignment options are always under the structure menus.

Doh! When did you sneak into the RW camp? I didn’t even see that :-0

Yes you can change the font for the quote. Open style.css and find the line that reads #gradientBox td {

Add the font-family property as show below:

#gradientBox td {
height: 100px;
vertical-align: center;
border: 0;
padding: 0 50px;
font-style: italic;
font-family: arial, verdana, sans-serif;
}

If you have trouble figuring out the font names, let me know. Font names with two words have to be in quotes like this:

font-family: ‘times new roman’, ‘lucida grande’, arial, sans-serif;