WordPress Theme – Bookish
My apologies for not updating the blog for so many days 
. To make it worth your wait, I am launching a brand new free WordPress theme called “Bookish”. This is a small sized (80Kb) theme that comes in four color variations – Blue, Red, Green and Black. The theme comes with admin options that allow you to switch the color theme, change post text alignment (left/right), Twitter ID, change the featured post category and finally an option that lets you set excerpts or full posts on your home page.
The theme is compatible with the latest WordPress 2.8, fully CSS/XHTML validated and has been tested with Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari browsers.
Using the theme
Download, extract the zip and place the theme folder in your wp-content/themes folder. Activate the theme and it will be ready to use. For the featured post on top, you will have to set up the category through the Bookish admin options. For the image, you will have to use custom field called “featuredimage” and upload an image of size 240×160 pixels with your featured post.
The file style.php in this theme has a bug.
line 2: require_once( dirname(__FILE__) . ‘../../../../wp-config.php’);
should modify to
require_once( dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/../../../wp-config.php’);
and some other bugs too
Hello!
What can i do to move the “pages” list into the sidebar?
When i try to copy wp_list_pages into the sidebar, the list just wont show anything, except when i hover on the links. And when i press one of the links, ex top level, it only shows the level underneath. Not the other toplevel.
What i want is to show the list of “first level” pages, and when someone clicks one firelevel with childlevels, i vant them to show.
@Andy:- I have erorr page if follow this step. But I have been try delete $do_not_duplicate = $post->ID; in feauturepost.php it work done. But not good looking, cause the post not clean looking.
Ignore previous comment, that was bad advice. To fix the featured post issue not appearing when clicked, comment out the following line in single.php:
if( $post->ID == $do_not_duplicate ) continue; update_post_caches($posts); ?>
Mine looks like this:
ID == $do_not_duplicate ) continue; update_post_caches($posts); ?>
You could always delete the second line as well leaving ?> to close the php, I just prefer the commenting method…