Blogs can be an inspiration to try many new things: not least, modern coding and table-free design. This site is intended to help you deal with these and other challenges facing today's commercial webmasters.
As a way to help you become familiar with both the HTML and CSS of a WordPress theme, this exercise will turn a 2-column WordPress theme into a 3-column version. It is also intended to illustrate that with a systematic approach, even quite dramatic changes are very simple to achieve.
The second article working towards a babelog-style WordPress theme. This one gets the theme’s columns organized and sets the font styles, sizes and colors. It deals with the way in which browsers impose a lot of formatting we may not want (and that they don’t handle consistently) and shows how to bring them all to heel.
“Black Red” is an atmospheric theme ideal for several kinds of sites, especially for those with a fetish flavor. It is a fixed-width design available in 3-column and 2-column versions. Although a text-based header is recommended for search-engine appeal, it is simple to use a graphic header instead.
