Comments on: An easy style-switcher for WordPress. How-to http://op111.net/60 Everything about anything. Or, a website about technology, the web and web publishing. Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:37:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-alpha By: An easy style-switcher for WordPress. How-to – op111.net | WpMash - WordPress News http://op111.net/60#comment-2002 An easy style-switcher for WordPress. How-to – op111.net | WpMash - WordPress News Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:31:36 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=60#comment-2002 [...] Follow this link: An easy style-switcher for WordPress. How-to – op111.net [...] [...] Follow this link: An easy style-switcher for WordPress. How-to – op111.net [...]

]]> By: demetris http://op111.net/60#comment-1430 demetris Fri, 06 Mar 2009 11:11:33 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=60#comment-1430 Thanks, Michelle! I tried to replicate what you describe and I cannot. I made a child theme named “dk Test”, and the text method works fine in all browsers, despite the space in the theme’s name. Are you still seeing this? Are the links properly enclosed in double quotes? Are you using escape charaters (%20) in the URLs? If yes, have you tried with plain spaces? — Maybe I’ll add a note in the howto, to save other people the troubleshooting if they come upon this. Thanks, Michelle!

I tried to replicate what you describe and I cannot. I made a child theme named “dk Test”, and the text method works fine in all browsers, despite the space in the theme’s name.

Are you still seeing this? Are the links properly enclosed in double quotes? Are you using escape charaters (%20) in the URLs? If yes, have you tried with plain spaces? — Maybe I’ll add a note in the howto, to save other people the troubleshooting if they come upon this.

]]> By: Michelle http://op111.net/60#comment-1419 Michelle Mon, 02 Mar 2009 21:48:10 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=60#comment-1419 Thank you so much for this tutorial - it's excellent! One note to add: if you create child themes, and want to link to them via the "text" method (rather than using the default widget) you need to replace any spaces in the child-theme title with + symbols. For instance, if your theme name is "Theme Number One" you should link to "?wptheme=Theme+Number+One" - not "?wptheme=Theme%20Number%20One". Hope this helps anyone who had the same problem! :) Michelle Thank you so much for this tutorial – it’s excellent!

One note to add: if you create child themes, and want to link to them via the “text” method (rather than using the default widget) you need to replace any spaces in the child-theme title with + symbols.

For instance, if your theme name is “Theme Number One” you should link to “?wptheme=Theme+Number+One” – not “?wptheme=Theme%20Number%20One”.

Hope this helps anyone who had the same problem! :) Michelle

]]> By: Amy Jo Yates » Theme Switcher - Testing http://op111.net/60#comment-825 Amy Jo Yates » Theme Switcher - Testing Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:19:15 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=60#comment-825 [...] to themebot.com to check for any instructions.  I don’t see anything there, but thankfully Demetris posted a link for a “how-to.”  He is using this plugin to act as a style switcher, [...] [...] to themebot.com to check for any instructions.  I don’t see anything there, but thankfully Demetris posted a link for a “how-to.”  He is using this plugin to act as a style switcher, [...]

]]> By: demetris http://op111.net/60#comment-559 demetris Tue, 04 Nov 2008 06:35:55 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=60#comment-559 Ah! You’re right. That can be confusing. This is when *I* updated the *information*, to add that Theme Switcher Reloaded is also compatible with the new version of WordPress, 2.7. I’ll rephrase the note, to make it clearer. Ah! You’re right. That can be confusing. This is when *I* updated the *information*, to add that Theme Switcher Reloaded is also compatible with the new version of WordPress, 2.7.

I’ll rephrase the note, to make it clearer.

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