• I am installing the Twenty Eight Thirteen (Google Code Download) and when I initially upload the theme to the server (wp-content/themes/2813/) a new “space” is created in Manage Themes > Available Themes but it is blank. Looking at the source code an empty <td class="available-theme top left"></td> is created.

    I have figured out a work around, on my desktop I just renamed the theme folder to “z2813” uploaded that then the “fake” theme is occupying the blank cell and the “real” theme is pushed over and viewable. But I would like to know why this is happening.

    Anyone have any ideas?

    Thanks in advance

    Here are a few screen shots of the progression…

    /themes/classic/
    /themes/default/
    Image One

    /themes/classic/
    /themes/default/
    /themes/2813/
    Image Two

    /themes/classic/
    /themes/default/
    /themes/2813/
    /themes/z2813/
    Image Three

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  • Most likely, the theme creators haven’t included Screenshot.png in the theme. You should still be able to preview and select the theme. When I do my custom themes for my sites, I never include that file (laziness) but the themes work just fine.

    Thread Starter blg002

    (@blg002)

    That was my first thought too, but no screenshot.png is definitely in there. Even if the screenshot wasn’t in there I would expect the title and description to display. In fact there is no html being produced for that table cell and nothing is there to select.

    hrmm, that is interesting. I wonder if the theme information is somehow malformed in that theme, which causes an error in the case where it is the first listed theme.

    Thread Starter blg002

    (@blg002)

    Yeah, I think it must be something in the theme. I tested by removing all the 2813 themes and uploading a generic one from the WordPress theme directory and it displayed in that first spot just fine.

    I wonder if it has something to do with the fact that it was originally a WordPress.com theme?

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