Crucial
Crucial is an image-free, purple theme for WordPress created using cutting edge HTML5 tags and CSS3. Crucial is a free Open Source package distributed through the official WordPress themes site. The theme is licensed under GPL version 3.
Crucial has been tested in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer. No guarantee is made as to it’s compatibility in older browsers (I’m looking at you IE6!).
For help and support with this theme, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you really soon.
Crucial is available to download at the WordPress Theme Repository
What a fun theme! The only thing i see missing is the option for a full page with no sidebar. Any plans to add this in a future release?
Hi,
Thanls a lot for this really great theme !!
Could you explain me how I can add a column (to the left side) in order to put pictures ?
I guess its about the CSS file but I don’t where and how ?
Best Regards,
Gilles
Hello,
I use your theme and I meet a problem: pages do not display.
Have you a solution?
How did you get the horizontal menu as shown in the image of the theme?
I installed the theme, tho the default placement for the standard menu goes in the sidebar. How do you get it up there and horizontal?
Thanks!
Hi Andy – great theme! Thanks so much.
Minor problem… all text on posts or pages in visual editor is automatically double spacing.
Any suggestions?
Hi,
The navigation bar doesn’t appear to me. What to do?
Hi all, I just started blogging with wordpress. Im using crucial theme but the title font in the header has suddenly shrunk. Im not sure if i did something accidentally to make this happen, but can anyone please tell me how I can change the font back to the original style font that comes with this header?
Desperate here thanks.
I’ve just checked it and the header seems fine to me. If anything like this ever happens again, the easiest solution is probably just to uninstall the theme and reinstall it. That’ll solve any problems you may have accidentally created.
Can you please tell me what code has been changed. I did some changes to my style. Thanks for the style.
Hi. None of the changes made were related to CSS – there’s a changelog in the readme.txt if you ever need to know what’s changed again.
Incidentally, you should put your changes in a child theme instead of modifying the theme files – this means your changes won’t be lost if I do release changes.
It’s really easy, see the link below for more info:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Thanks
The way I see it was removed in the page.php, only —
removed only
Sorry, dont sgow the code
Absolutely beautiful, well-styled theme. Thanks for making it available!
Even when turning off the “Show header text with your image”, the header text STILL remains. I think there is a problem in your coding. How can I remove the text?
That’s a bug in the theme. I’ve fixed it and submitted a patch to WordPress.org – it should be updated real soon!
Awesome, thanks for the quick response!
Hi,
Great theme! Couple of questions, though.
Although a great theme, I’m still looking to tweak it to my (almost certainly) suspect tastes.
How do I change the colour of the fonts, and the fonts themselves? I’ve guessed where to make the changes in the style editor but my changes have had no effect.
Just looking to change the Post Title fonts, the Pages title fonts, Archives etc. I need something more bluish than purple, and a hair less fancy. (Sorry, I know that purple was the original idea behind the theme).
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Joe
Hi Joe,
To change the font itself, go to Google web fonts, find the font you want and change the @import url on line 19 of style.css to match your theme. You then need to update any font-family properties where “Berkshire Swash” is mentioned to the name of your chosen font.
While you are changing that, you can also tweak the colour property as you see fit. There are only two places in the css file.
Thanks Andy! I’ll give it a try.
Hi,
Any ideas on how to remove published dates display from pages?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
For now, Just edit the page.php template – you’ll find the date between the time tags in the page h1.
That said… it shouldn’t be there at all, so I’ll update the theme shortly.
Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
hello. how can I change the size of the title picture?
Do you mean the logo or the header background?
If it’s the logo, open the style.css file and change the font-size attribute on the
header .titleselector.If you’re talking about the height of the header itself, simply alter the padding on the
headerselector or manually set a height if you have a specific requirement.Ok I got the website up but I made a change to the footer text to make it look better on my website. You can check it out and let me know what you think by emailing me if that’s ok with you.
Also I can’t figure out how to get the timestamp out of the blog post title.