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To go from 3 cols -> 2 cols, I’ve exploit the fact that home.php is higher on the template.

What this means is that you can define a totally different design on your home page from your internal pages. I use it to have a 3 column entry page but there is no reason why you even have to do this. You may want to have a 4 column entry page or even that 2001 feature, the flash splash page:-)

The difficult part is not so much the idea behind it; it’s more to do with the fact that you want to code it in a way that is maintainable and flexible.

[Edited by IfElse] I agree with what Shadow described and believe that the resource he provided is a better option.

I’m pleased to see my theme is in MacManx’s list (though personally, I like my Gentle Calm theme more) but I have to say Rin is probably my pick of the tournament.

Good work by everyone involved and great news for anyone using WP!

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I agree; A nice design but much more importantly for me, good content. Well done on creating a useful resource for a much needed niche!

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It’s going to be a tough task to pick out some winners.
I think Alex should announce that everyone’s a winner and they all receive a free copy of WordPress:-)

I agree though that the true winners are the theme users. The more resources the WP community can provide, the more everyone benefits.

As Podz mentioned in this thread, it’s an environment issue so you’ll need to contact your host.

This has nothing to do with index.php or even WP. It is purely down to the developer how they’ve organised things. For example, both of my blogs, Fully Independent and If Else display the main content before the side navigations. With Fully Independent, I even provide a print.css which omits the sidebar when you’re printing.

What WP does is handles things behind the scene. The display and content is ultimately down to the developer.

Nice choice of name:-) Thanks again for the credits!

The first thing that you could do would be to add a link to your blog in your profile:-)

I’d imagine that Alex is still trying to climb out of the avalanche that is his inbox:-)

Well done:-)

Why don’t you try renaming the file to old.htaccess and update the permalinks. If all goes well, then WP will create a new .htaccess file for you. If it still doesn’t work as you’d expect, you can just revert back to the old file.

Yeah, I guessed, hence the smiley:-)