Simple Chrome WordPress Theme

As you can see, the current theme of my blog is so simple. Just made it to replace the default theme of  WordPress untill I finish the theme I’m working on.

But if you like the current theme  “Simple Chrome” and want to use it in your site(s) you can download it and use it for free.

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7 Responses to “Simple Chrome WordPress Theme”

  1. Gene says:

    Hi,

    Thanks for this nice and simple theme, it really looks great.

    One question though, how can I increase the sidebar width by 100px (example) and decrease the content area by the same amount?

    Cheers,
    Gene

  2. Beysim says:

    @Gene, The blueprint css framework (http://www.blueprintcss.org/) was used to construct the layout of the theme. You can increase or decrease the sidebar or the content area by changing the div class names. For example, open index.php and change <div class="span-19"> to <div class="span-18"> then open sidebar.php and change <div class="span-5 last"> to <div class="span-6 last">
    This will increase your sidebar by 40px and decrease the content area by 40px. Note that the sum of numbers in class names equals to 24 and always should be 24.

  3. Gene says:

    Thanks for the swift reply, I’ll play around with it.

    Thanks again,
    Gene

  4. Gene says:

    Thanks, worked like a charm and now modifying the CSS to my liking.

    Cheers,
    Gene

  5. Melanie says:

    I’ve been looking for a simple clean theme for a new site I’ll be developing. Yours is my top choice of hundreds I’ve seen.

    Can I put a graphic in the header, like I have in this site I’m putting together?

    http://www.detox.fm/radio

    Thanks and good luck to you,

    Melanie

  6. Beysim says:

    @Melanie I was going to answer your questions but it seems you found the solution yourself at http://www.detoxsafely.org/

  7. Becky says:

    Is there a way to make this a fluid-width layout? I like the minimalism of it but just realized I need fluid instead. I’ve tried looking in style, index, and header.

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