Hi Jai. Thanks for a very informative site with some really smart-looking themes.
I'm developing a site on localhost using the Rhea theme, which I *love*. However, I've hit a few issues which I've been unable to fix. I hope you can help, and don't mind me asking!
1. I'm trying to stop the timestamp from showing on blog entries. The relevant code seems to be:
<abbr title="<?php the_time('Y-m-d\TH:i:sO'); ?>"><?php unset($previousday); printf(__('%1$s – %2$s'), the_date('', '', '', false), get_the_time()) ?></abbr> - <?php if(function_exists('the_views')) { the_views(); } ?>
I've tried cutting out parts of this code, but I'm by no means a php expert! When I try either the date still shows or the page breaks. Can you let me know what I need to do?
2. I'd like to have a rotating header image on my site. I've been using the example given by Matt Mullenweg at http://ma.tt/scripts/randomimage/. I can get it working properly on the 938x180 header.gif, but the Rhea theme includes the separate wrapper_top.gif. Is there a way of combining these two image files into one, so they rotate together and show a complete image?
3. The final thing is to do with accessibility and SEO-friendliness. Is there a way to have the three columns appear in this order in the source: <entry> <lsidebar> <rsidebar>? At the moment <entry> appears quite far down the page in the code, which isn't terribly Google-friendly (and bad for visually impaired users with screen-reading software).
Am I right in thinking this is a matter of changing page.php, single.php and index.php to move <div id="lsidebar"> below <div class="entry">, and how should I change the css file to float the columns and keep the site displaying correctly?
I suspect 2 and 3 aren't terribly easily solved, but if you can make any suggestions I'd really appreciate it. As I said, I think the Rhea theme looks fantastic and would love to use it (and gladly donate for your time).
Joe