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Free New Adsense friendly Theme- Blue Green Blast

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  1. jgpws35
    Member

    Theme name: Blue Green Blast

    Blue Green Blast is an attractive theme that uses a complimentary blue-green and red-orange color scheme. It features two widget-friendly sidebars, a custom login section, a custom searchbox and it is Adsense friendly.

    The creation of this theme was documented in a series of Squidoo lenses beginning with "Creating a Fancy Website with Gimp 2.6".

    Features

    • Adsense friendly shortcodes
    • Threaded comments capable
    • Custom Calendar design
    • Informative icon design
    • Informative icon design and usage

    Theme demo and download

    Blue Green Blast preview page
    Blue Green Blast download page

    License

    GNU General Public License
    http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

    Posted: 2 years #

  2. gestroud
    Administrator

    That's a very cheerful-looking theme. Thanks for sharing it. I do have one question: There are links in functions.php that point to

    http://apache.localhost/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/ad_placeholder250.png

    http://apache.localhost/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/ad_placeholder125.png

    and a few similar ones. I imagine they point to files on your local server that you didn't have time to change before the theme was released.

    Posted: 2 years #

  3. jgpws35
    Member

    Thank you very much for downloading this theme.

    To use the Adsense placeholder shortcodes, you must upload the placeholder files to your Media folder in WordPress. The placeholder files can be found in this theme's images folder.

    Once the files are uploaded, you can copy the address that links to each placeholder image and paste the link to the corresponding img src tag for each size. After this, each placeholder should show up correctly.

    I didn't think about it ahead of time, but in a future update, I may link directly to the files in the images folder from functions.php for example purposes.

    Posted: 2 years #

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