Twenty Eleven is a very different theme. It might be worth it for the additional features, but your child theme would probably require a few changes to look similar under Twenty Eleven.
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Hey there,
We have our own preview of Twenty Eleven over on themesforge this week:
http://themesforge.com/theme-n.....irst-look/
Ed
There’s already a theme called Twenty Eleven :-S
http://themes.dynamicwp.net/?t.....entyeleven
I’m just thinking out loud here… Is it worth moving a Twenty Ten child theme to Twenty Eleven?
Twenty Eleven is a very different theme. It might be worth it for the additional features, but your child theme would probably require a few changes to look similar under Twenty Eleven.
It should keep me nicely on my toes honing my Theme skills – who knows I might be able to write my own by the end of it.