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.

Setting up the Archives and Tags Page

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T1 comes with two Page Templates. The Archive template displays a category archive, and the Tag template displaying a simple tag cloud.

Here is how to set them up.

Go to Write>Write Page

Write Page

Name your page Archives

Page Title

Now give it the page template “Archives Page”

Page Template Archives Page

Publish the page, and it will automatically show up in the menu displaying your archives. Set up the Tags archive the same way using the “Tags Archive” template instead.

That’s it.

How to Upgrade Your T1 Theme

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So you want the latest and greatest T1 theme? Follow these easy steps.

  1. Download and install the theme
  2. Copy over your customizations from the custom.css file
  3. Copy over your title image and any custom header images and favicon
  4. Continue blogging with your T1 tumblelog theme

That is it. If you need more help check out the setup page or visit the T1 forum.

T1 Version 2 Released

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T1 Version 2 is out for download. This fantastic tumblelog theme now supports WordPress tags.

To use the tags, just add them to your post and T1 will take care of the rest.

  • Journal posts get tags on the blog page
  • All other post get tags on their individual post pages
  • The Tag Archive Template displays a simple tag cloud of all you tags

Go download the theme, and keep tumbling.

Click Here to find out how to update your T1 theme from a previous version.

Click Here to find out how to set up your Archives and Tags pages.

T1 Supporting Tags

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I’ve been working on incorporating the new tags feature of WordPress 2.3 into the T1 theme. Because of the nature of T1 as a tumblelog theme, tags are a great feature for categorizing content.

The categories will still create different styles for the posts, and the tags will give it the categories.

Here is a look at what to expect in the next release of T1 which will support tags:

  • Journal entries display tags by default on the blog
  • All post display tags when on the individual post’s page
  • If a post doesn’t have tags, nothing shows up
  • A template page will display a simple tag cloud
  • T1 will be backwards compatible still working with WP versions that don’t have tags