Aug 15 2008

Raspberry Cafe

Looking for a fresh, clean theme?  Raspberry Cafe is perfect for food blogs, design blogs, or personal blogs!

It is Adsense-ready, widget-ready, WP 2.6 compatible, 2-column, natural, red, green, and white.

Raspberry Cafe

Raspberry Cafe

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3 Responses to “Raspberry Cafe”

  1. Summeron 28 Sep 2008 at 8:18 pm

    Dear Jennifer,

    When I was finally ready to design my first blog, I had a hard time finding anything that matched my companion website’s design sensibility, style, color scheme, and content. And then I found Raspberry Cafe, which I love, love, love (I especially love the leaf and berry bullets, etc.). Your other blogs are superb too. Nice eye for color, layout, style, and design related to content.

    I am having some problems with some of the functionality and I can’t seem to work out the kinks. I had a WordPress person take a look at some of the glitches and he couldn’t figure out what was causing some of them either.

    I am not at all, nada, no how, never been a techie, so please be patient. Could you please take a look at my website http://www.joinusattheembassy.com to see what if have maybe done wrong or don’t understand? I have my blog imbedded as a page in the nav bar. I will put the short list of things I have been trying to fix below. If you could help me with the problems I would be grateful. I am sending this message to you here because I could not find a direct email address to contact you otherwise, hope that is ok.

    Your response is much appreciated and I thank you in advance.

    Help Issues

    Cannot change image for header. Dashboard lets you upload a photo but then it doesn’t appear in the blog header. As a result it is keeping my blog title and tag from showing up in an area that is legible.

    Cannot figure out how to create a separate page that is just for links rather than in a blog roll (an example of this can be found on my website Links Directory page)

    Also, I got a plug in that supposedly lets you create a links directory page straight from your links in the dashboard but I have no idea how to do this.

    Is there a way to have my blog posts to be categorized rather than links to other sites?

    Rather than have my blog’s pages appear in the sidebar I would like to leave them off the sidebar so I can save this valuable real estate for other things. ( For me, since the page are already in the nav bar, I’m fine with that).

    For some reason, recent posts also don’t appear in the sidebar either.

    Thanks,

    Summer

  2. jdon 02 Oct 2008 at 7:45 pm

    adorable theme, but for some reason I can’t get a photo to show up where you have the raspberry… i uploaded, cropped and saved - and it said “you should now see it on your front page” - but it’s not there… not sure what I’m doing wrong. Any thoughts? thanks!

  3. clairon 02 Nov 2008 at 9:01 am

    Love your clean-cut foodie themes. Will you be making any 3-column ones in the near future?

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