If you could change one thing about your theme, what would it be?
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Fusion –
The name of my blog is long and wraps onto a second line. The header isn’t high enough to accommodate this so the first row of menu items actually overlap the blog name. I’m not using Fusion anymore because I couldn’t get used to the messy look but I sure would like to!Great job, Theme Team.
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I use Twenty Ten and I would like the option of displaying all my tags (yes, all 283 of them!) in the tag cloud, or at least having a ‘See all’ link with the tag cloud that displays the full tag cloud on a separate page.
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I abandoned Word Press when I could not find a template that would let me create a single column blog that would present big, wide pictures of senior softball team photos. Even the widest single column produced pictures that are too small for old eyes, which is why I am sticking with iweb. Create that feature and I will make the change as iweb has other constraints that create a lot more work than Word Press does.
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One of my blogs uses the great, new Twenty-Ten theme. I love “featured images!” Twenty-Ten featured images show up as the page header for a specific post. It would be great if Twenty-Ten could ALSO have a featured images sidebar widget, like the Bueno Vista theme. (But the sidebar photos should be larger than the sidebar featured images in Bueno.)
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I use Sleepable and have two things:
1) we should be able to control what appears in the top nav. bar (most important)
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I would like to serialize my novel in PDF but can’t upload it. Pls let me know what features I can use to have this in my site. Thanks.
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I use Andreas 04, and I wish it was available in a warmer color, maybe peach or teal. The gray is so cold, but I do like the double sidebar option.
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I’d like to have the option to have the tagline appear, in smaller size, under the blog title in Pilcrow.
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I use MistyLook with my own header image (which makes it look a little less “misty”). I wish it had more options like other themes, such as the ability to sort the Links section other than alphabetically. I also would like to be able to adjust the width of the sidebar to accommodate some of my longer titles.
I have looked at other themes, but there’s always “that one thing” that keeps me from switching. For example, I really like Dark Wood – earthy, masculine. Perfect for a guy site.
Except for the cute little pink flower (sigh)…
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i’m using zBench… i’d like to remove the “RSS Feed” button on the right sidebar….
+ to change the color of top menu as @ifantasyrace said -
I am using Pilcrow, and it is pretty good, but one option that would improve the appearance of my blog dramatically would be if you could change the colour and font of hyperlinks (particularly in my sidebar blogroll).
Fantastic work on the themes though!
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I use Misty. I’d like to change the basic green text color. I want to make it seasonal, or make it match my header photo.
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If 2010 had an optional smaller font size with closer line spacing, I would move one of my blogs from Kubrick. As it is, long posts require a lot of scrolling in 2010.
In 2010 I would also like:
– to remove the author panel blow each post in 2010.
– to be able to do pull quotes (or more flexible blockquotes that can’t be confused with the text). -
I love Twenty Ten but sometimes I feel like switching themes to Caroline but I always end up not in the end. Mostly because I can’t us the same header. It would be nice if you could have say either a feater that allowed us to resize our current header or have several themes with the same size of header. Also I have a blog for an ongoing poetry series and the ability to have the posts appear starting with the oldest and ending with the newest one would be appreciated be me and I would think other writers as well. Also the ability to have all your tags appear in the sidebar in a drop dawn list like you can for category would be appreciated. As well I would consider using a theme like Albeo if it had a custom header option and maybe some other colour options besides the pink say light blue and white. But I would still use it if it was still pink as long as it had a custom header option. Keep up the good work and the superb explanations of how all the feathers work.
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The fonts are too small on most of the themes. I’m using Bueno and Vigilance for several reasons but a HUGE one is that the text font size is larger and easier to read. When I land on a blog with small text, unless I really really want to read the post, I move on.
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Using Elegant Grunge – I’d like to able to change the font size in sidebar widgets so that some elements were more/less prominent than others.
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I used Kubrick for the longest time, even though it wasn’t particularly pretty. I prefer function over form. I finally switched to Sapphire, which is a clean, simple, two column, slightly more colorful theme and feel that I’ve found the theme I’ll be using for a while.
Only one quibble allowed eh? (I have only two.) Okay. Unless it’s something that I can change and I’m dumb, I’d love the font color to be darker since it’s on a light background. That’s all.
Which isn’t to say that, without any changes to my theme, I’m not perfectly pleased with it. It still works – magnificently.
Thanks for asking us for feedback in this manner. Thanks for everything!
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And that’s not a problem with the posts themselves, thanfully. Just to be clear, There’s fonts for, what do I call it?, system features and so forth and post fonts, which are black on white, perfectly fine. It’s the system features fonts (such as those found in my right column) that need attention, in my humble opinion.
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I love the Ten Twenty Theme, it suits me perfectly, except for a few things. The Leave a Comment should be in bold as people have trouble seeing it, also the words older posts at the bottom is very small and faint, it also should be in bold.
Also when you are on permalink, the Theme shows the next post at the top of the post and the end of the post, these also are very hard to see and should be in bold.
Thank You very much for trying to help us with our Themes.
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