themarco

Hmmm that’s possible. I changed it later on so I guess I forgot to delete the file with the 45 degree lines. Anyway the pixel shade is what it’s supposed to use. ??

On another note: where did you get that older version of the theme? The final version looks different than yours. To be specific: the borders of the columns don’t have the 45 degrees-lines but a pixel-style shading. Here’s my demosite:

https://www.i-marco.nl/slickdemo/

You’ll see the difference!

Well thanks guys! I’m flattered!

If you need assistance, let me know!

The javascript should work regardless on which publishing system you are. Just use these lines:

<link rel="alternate stylesheet" href="/some/path/grey.css" type="text/css" title="grey" />

Then, in the .js file change the TEMPLATEDIR to wherever the alternate CSS files live (it should be /some/path/) and you should be fine!

I’m stating that it can be done quite easily. I’d do it myself if it weren’t for a TODO list on my desk stretching from here to Auckland, NZ. And I can tell you that’s very far away from the Netherlands. sorry ??

Hi guys,

I thought I’d react, being the author of that Taggerati plugin for Pivot. It should be easy to port it to WordPress and probably be easy to make it better than the Pivot one too because WP has a SQL database and Pivot doesn’t. My plugin stores all data in textfiles which isn’t the most optimal solution of course.

Nice to be noticed outside the Pivot community as well by the way ??

– Marco