WordPress Theme - ClearPress
Finally I am back from Vacation!
(Also the reason for delayed posts).
To mark the beginning of year 2009, I am releasing a bright & colorful free WordPress theme - ClearPress. This is a unique WordPress theme which you will not find anywhere on the Internet. The unique feature about this theme is that it divides the blog posts into three separate columns. So, if you have set your blog to show 9 posts on the home page, they will be divided into 3 columns consisting of 3 posts each.

The theme also features a pull-down sidebar which is totally unobtrusive and contains three widgetized sidebars. ClearPress is Gravatar-ready, Image Gallery ready, and consists of beautifully styled comments and archive pages.
ClearPress has been tested on IE7, Firefox and Safari browsers without any problems. The CSS for the theme is commented and easy to modify for any WordPress user.
How to Install?
All you have to do is extract the theme folder (clearpress) into your wp-content/themes directory and apply the theme by going to wp-admin -> Design.
Changing the Logo Image
I have provided the logo.psd file which is located inside the images folder of the theme. If you want to change the logo (which is obvious as it says “Clearpress” right now), you can open this file in Adobe Photoshop, modify it and then export as logo.png. Replace the existing logo.png with your new one.
Demo & Download
I hope you like this theme. Don’t forget to leave your feedback in the comments!






























i like this theme
I don’t think activating Gravatar will fix the problem. This is a wierd one.
If you loaded the WP Gravatar and still get error, there is probably a mistake in the script. Try Wordpress forum for help.
I already use Wordpress Gravatars and still get the error. I also went in the presentation page made sure it was set.
re—error:
<img src=”
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: gravatar() in /homepages/2/d14223593/htdocs/baldpunk/wp-content/themes/Slurpie/comments.php on line 54
You will have to install a plugin called gravatar.php to remove this error.
How do you fix the error:
<img src=”
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: gravatar() in /homepages/2/d14223593/htdocs/website/wp-content/themes/Slurpie/comments.php on line 54
What lines needs to be replaced in comment.php?
thanks!great theme!