NOTE: T1 is no longer under active development, but feel free to use the theme however you want. If you have any questions, you can still contact me.
The ELA plugin is no longer supported/styled by default in the T1 theme.
The Archives Page template now supports the Extended Live Archives plugin with the styles from the K2 theme.
See it in action over in the Archives.
Of course with WordPress 2.3 soon to arrive, I may have to look for another solution. But for now, this will do the job.
T1 now has a custom stylesheet for easier modifications to specific elements thanks to Chris Pearson’s tip for Future Proof CSS Styling.
This is where you will be able to make custom changes to the theme without modifying the original stylesheet.
I plan to move the custom category styles to this sheet along with a blank slate example for adding other custom categories of your choice.
The Development Menu has been removed since the release of T1
I’ve just placed a Development Menu on the site to help navigate through things as changes are made to the theme.
Right now you’ll see a list of pages and a simple ToDo list of what needs to be done with T1. Let me know if you have ideas to add to the list.
This site is dedicated to T1 Theme for WordPress. Here you will find updates as the theme develops and moves closer to an official release. Check back often, and if you want to contribute, feel free to Contact Me.
T1 is build from Sandbox and is created to resemble a Tumblelog style site.
The goal is to create T1 from solely a new stylesheet for Sanbox while making minimal changes to the template files.
