I'm working on a new theme that is closer to a lot of WordPress looks out there.
Right now, I've going with a zero-image look to see what I could accomplish without using images for curves. So far it's looking pretty boxy, but the colors aren't too bad. I decided to use curvyCorners instead of images to round things out. Since this is primarly a blog about coding, not design, I think it's appropriate that the design doesn't have a lot of imagery, and that the site uses code to accomplish its look.
BlogEngine.NET makes skinning the site super easy since it's basically just a MasterPage and a CSS file. I also made a small change to the tag cloud and created an alternate version of the recent comments control so it just has the author and post title.
What was your old theme? I was diggin it.
@evan, I was just using a slightly modified version of the default blogengine.net theme that mads uses: http://blog.madskristensen.dk/
Lovin’ the new theme John…
Very cool theme, John!
Very unique BE.net theme- I dig the tags [i]stuck[/i] to the side of the post!
"super easy" is a relative term, of course 😉
Mr dyer, where can i download it?
Also can i get your theme too, it looks really great.
Super cool, and super clean!
Nice theme John..Where is the downloadlink?
well keep it up john i love the theme
Uggh, for rounded corners. I’ve found it’s jsut easiest to do rounded corners in Firefox and Safari with moz-border-radius type stuff, and let IE have the hard corners 🙂
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