Vertigo Blue WordPress Theme
Vertigo Blue is a modern, 2 or 3-column Widget-ready theme created for WordPress.
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Hi. I’ve been experimenting with themes. I like this one a lot, except for one small CSS issue. The sidebar uses display:block for all hyperlinks. If I use the “feed_image” parameter in wp_list_categories, the RSS image ends up below the category name, since it’s a separate hyperlink.
If you have more than 13 months of archives, there’s a problem with the footer.
Thank you for this attractive and very readable theme.
I believe I’ve found a small problem.
In comments.php, there are 3 cases:
there are already comments
there are no comments and comments are open
there are no comments and comments are closed
If the fourth case is true (there are comments but comments are closed) the “commentblock” div is never closed.
Change
comment_status) : ?>
to
comment_status) : ?>
to fix the problem.
In comments.php, there are 3 cases:
there are already comments
there are no comments and comments are open
there are no comments and comments are closed
If the fourth case is true (there are comments but comments are closed) the “commentblock” div is never closed.
Change
<?php endforeach; /* end for each comment */ ?>
</ol>
<?php if (’closed’ == $post->comment_status) : ?>
<?php endif; ?>
to
<?php endforeach; /* end for each comment */ ?>
</ol>
<?php if (’closed’ == $post->comment_status) : ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
to fix the problem.