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Left align

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Sed odio nibh, tincidunt adipiscing, pretium nec, tincidunt id, enim. Fusce scelerisque nunc vitae nisl. Quisque quis urna in velit dictum pellentesque. Vivamus a quam. Curabitur eu tortor id turpis tristique adipiscing. Morbi blandit. Maecenas vel est. Nunc aliquam, orci at accumsan commodo, libero nibh euismod augue, a ullamcorper velit dui et purus. Aenean volutpat, ipsum ac imperdiet fermentum, dui dui suscipit arcu, vitae dictum purus diam ac ligula. Praesent enim nunc, pretium eget, tincidunt in, semper at, mauris. Etiam nec ligula. Aenean purus pede, sagittis at, blandit a, dignissim nec, elit. Etiam nunc. Praesent molestie consectetuer leo. Etiam blandit leo mollis velit. Aenean varius. Maecenas in magna nec justo ornare feugiat. Mauris elit. Nunc volutpat lectus fermentum nibh.

Center Align

Aenean a turpis eu augue luctus vulputate. Ut nonummy arcu in est. Nulla facilisi. Fusce at est sollicitudin pede gravida luctus. Sed ut dolor non nulla luctus aliquam. Phasellus sodales dapibus turpis. Nulla malesuada. In sed quam. Donec sollicitudin convallis nisl. Donec nunc. Suspendisse malesuada libero in nisi. Etiam vitae metus non arcu gravida tincidunt. Duis accumsan purus et orci. Curabitur volutpat. Nulla quis purus id enim dapibus malesuada. Nam egestas luctus arcu. Praesent iaculis massa.

Right Align

Aenean tempor, risus nec eleifend tristique, sem orci aliquam urna, eget iaculis tortor mauris ut lorem. Aenean eu tellus. Sed at mauris at nisl ultricies lobortis. Vivamus lacinia, lorem vel congue facilisis, leo leo sodales leo, vitae euismod velit ante a ligula. Vivamus sit amet turpis ut eros molestie porttitor. Nam erat lacus, auctor vel, dictum a, suscipit sed, orci. Quisque est lorem, facilisis consequat, sagittis a, ullamcorper at, ante. Nullam ultricies gravida dui. Nunc mauris. Quisque neque. Quisque eu sem.

Justified

Vivamus volutpat, arcu sed venenatis consequat, nulla pede blandit neque, quis ultrices ligula mauris ut leo. Proin iaculis. Pellentesque vulputate magna at lectus. Etiam semper aliquet lectus. Nullam turpis. Vivamus sed lacus. Integer metus arcu, adipiscing sed, vehicula et, vulputate sit amet, massa. Sed lobortis tempus lectus. In lacus. Duis nibh. Donec molestie libero ut neque. In sollicitudin aliquam felis. Sed molestie libero ac mi. Curabitur magna nunc, feugiat sed, sodales vitae, pretium a, leo. Sed ut ante. Integer turpis ante, facilisis sed, dignissim vitae, consectetuer sed, dui. Sed ultricies.

About: Jason Huber

Jason Huber is a multi-disciplinary, award winning web developer specializing application development and user experience.

49 comments

  1. Monster says:

    Oh great, a very nice clear template with good designed (very functional) widgets. Thanks!

  2. Cover Letter says:

    The Simply Works Core was very cool and unique! I just loved the layout. thanks for this wonderful theme!!

  3. rzul says:

    Jason – I know that you aren’t in business to give free help, but I think I have a simple question. Why is the main navigation menu in simply works core in uppercase. I can’t find a “text-transform: uppercase;” anywhere in the CSS that should be causing this. Surely you must know this simple answer?

    • Jason Huber says:

      You will need edit the css for the color skin you are using. Unfortunately, this is not available through the wp admin edit function.

      Example for the blue / black go to this location with FTP:
      Themes > simply-works-core > skins > bluewide.css

      around line 62 give or take you find:
      #navbar li a, #navbar li a:link, #navbar li a:visited {
      background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #0091D4;
      text-transform: uppercase;
      }

      If you are running 1.4.7 use the sample-child-theme and make your change there. Using a child theme will prevent you from losing any customizations during upgrades.

      Read more here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

  4. Hi!

    I couldn’t find a way to contact you and I don’t have twitter, so I just wanted to report that if you add a background image (tiled here), the “search results” page is completely broken (background image splattered everywhere on the background).

    Does this happen to anyone else too?

    Please let me know if you can fix it. I’d love it!

    Also, I’d love for the blog title to not go another color and italic when mouse-overed or clicked, but I can fix that myself in the CSS… not a biggie, I just think it looks better.

  5. Oh, btw the 404 page exhibits the exact same behavior…. haven’t tried other pages, but it might be the same…

    • Jason Huber says:

      Hristo,

      Here is the correction for the search and 404 pages.
      Go to: themes > simply-works-core > search.php (and 404.php)

      In search.php around line 40 you will find:

      < ?php get_sidebar(); ?>

      Add: after the get_sidebar line add <div class="clear"></div> so it should look like this:

      < ?php get_sidebar(); ?>
      <div class="clear"></div>

      Do the same in the 404.php file around line 20.

      I will incorporate this bug fix in the next release.

      thanks,
      Jason

  6. Ruth says:

    This beats a lot of themes that I have paid for in the past! Keep it up…

  7. Cyndi says:

    Hi! I’m playing around with your theme and really like it! One question though… I want to have a header image… but the Blog Name and Tagline still show up so it is covering the header image. How can I turn off the name & tagline from showing on the header?

    Thanks!

    Cyndi

    • Jason Huber says:

      Did you use the built in Logo Image theme feature? Go to Appearance > Logo Image and add your logo image.

      thanks,
      Jason

    • Jason Huber says:

      oppsss…. I shouldn’t answer these questions before my morning coffee. You want a the header image with no logo or website/blog text correct?

      Here is what you need to do. Create a small transparent .png image file and then Go to Appearance > Logo Image and add it has your logo image.

      This will “turn off” the the blog name and tag line and replace with your logo image (in the case a transparent .png file).

      thanks,
      Jason

  8. Cyndi says:

    Thanks for the reply! Before I saw this… what I did was took the following out of the header.php file
    <a href="”>

    Seems to now look ok but wanting to make sure that isn’t going to mess up anything with SEO etc. What do you think?

    Thanks again!

    • Jason Huber says:

      You can safely remove all the code between:

      <div id="headerleft"><!-- Logo area -->

      </div> <!-- End logo area -->

      This will remove all text, tagline and/or logo image from the header.

      thanks,
      Jason

      • Cyndi says:

        Thanks! I think that is where I took it out of!

        I have ONE more question.. I want to make it so that noone can comment on anything – most of what I’m making are pages. I tried to commenting out the comments code in the page php file but that didn’t work.

        Also – even though I have it unchecked for “allow people to post comments on new articles” they still can.

        Thanks again! Loving the theme :-) Have been moving one of our sites into it and hoping to go live Sunday.

        Cyndi

      • Jason Huber says:

        Sure, to remove the comments entirely from the theme open the index.php (for the theme) and remove the following line:

        <?php comments_template('', true); ?>

        OR you can comment out the code like this

        <?php //comments_template('', true); ?>

        you will find this code around line 99 or so.

        Jason

      • Cyndi says:

        Thanks! I had commented it out on the page-width.php file and it didn’t work… will do on the index.php one :-)

  9. Cyndi says:

    Shoot.. it wouldn’t take all the code…

  10. Brenda says:

    I found out how to add drop down menus and it looks great.

    I have made one of my pages a static page and when the static page appears, the “color” of the title of the static page is red. I like the red on the navigation bar but I do not like it on the title of the static page.

    Can you please tell me how to change the title of heading for the static page? I know how to use color codes.

    Also, under the main heading of the page, it appears in a light gray. Can you tell me where to go to change that light gray color?

    Is there a 4 square box widget to use for ad space?

    Also, the height for the footers appear very high. Is this because I do not have any comments on the page? Can you tell me how to reduce the height of the footer. Also, the footer is appearing in yellow. How do I get rid of the footer color and just make it white with a vertical line separating the three footers?

    Is this theme compatible with most plugins?

    Thanks

    • Jason Huber says:

      Hi Brenda,

      To change the title color – edit the style.css. around line 375 you will find .contenttitle class. The light gray under the header title is set around line 140 #headerleft span property.

      There is not a 4 square box widget for ads, but you can always upload the 4 images with the media manager and with a little html create your ads in text widget.

      Footer color is set in line 1020 #footer .wrapper To add a vertical bar you could add:
      border-right: #ccc 1px solid;
      to .flinks

      thanks,
      Jason

  11. Julia says:

    Hello,

    After updating Simply Works Core to version 1.5.2 our web page is not loading correctly at first. When the website is first loading the background dominates the whole site for about 4 seconds and then the web site loads correctly. Any advise? Here is my website if you care to take a look to see the problem: http://couponingtobedebtfree.com

    Oh by the way I am a beginner at this whole website business so please be kind:) Thank you!

    • Julia says:

      I finally had to remove the background because my viewers could not read the blog. I would like to be able to use my background.

      • Jason Huber says:

        Sorry Julia,
        I did not respond sooner, but I just got back from short vacation.

        I looked at the site and did some testing. It look like the header is a image and the body does call for a white background:

        #mainbody .wrapper {
        background: #FFFFFF;
        }

        Are you adding the background through Appearance > Background? or did edit the style.css?

        thanks,
        Jason

  12. Kate McDonnell says:

    Hi. Lovely theme, but I need one clue: how do I turn commenting off for pages? i.e., which template page do I edit, and how? Thanks for any help.

    • Jason Huber says:

      Hi Kate,

      In the index.php look for the following code around line 99:
      <?php comments_template('', true); ?>

      and comment it out like this:
      <?php //comments_template('', true); ?>

      This will remove comment for the site completely (including post and pages).

      thanks,
      Jason

      • Patrick Faustino says:

        We are considering doing this too. How does one do this only for certain pages and not the entire site?

  13. We are considering using Simply Works Core as a theme for our website and have a qualifying questions:

    1. We like that the site design is stretchable however our homepage is a fixed width design that uses the top bar, image, logo and ad banner. Aside from cutting and pasting rendered code and editing it by hand, is there an easy way of building a wordpress page using Simply Works Core but this page will be fixed width?

  14. One more question if you don’t mind. I cut and pasted google’s provided analytics code and saved it but the code does not seem to render when I do a view source. Am I doing something wrong? Do I have to enable one of the widgets for this?

  15. andrew says:

    Hi Jason,

    Thank you very much for a wonderful theme which epitomizes “form and function.”

    Would you direct me for the css code to do the following;

    1. Move header image down.
    2. Left justify the site title on top of the image.
    3. Right justify the tagline on top of the image.

    I am new to learning the css commands and would be most indebted.

    Thank you in advance. . .

    Andrew Peter. . .

  16. andrew says:

    andrew says:
    September 22, 2011 at 9:40 am

    Hi Jason,

    Thank you very much for a wonderful theme which epitomizes “form and function.”

    Would you direct me for the css code to do the following;

    1. Move header image down.
    2. Left justify the site title on top of the image.
    3. Right justify the tagline on top of the image.

    I am new to learning the css commands and would be most indebted.

    Thank you in advance. . .

    Andrew Peter. . .

    • Jason Huber says:

      Hi Andrew,

      When you say “header image” I assume you mean the logo and not the header background. You will find the CSS to make these changes in styles.css in the header section.

      thanks,
      Jason

  17. Nigel says:

    Great theme Jason but I have a question and cannot find an answer. On your site here (front page as an example) you cave the words Core Features and Release Notes with a blue line underneath, how do I do this?

  18. Nuke says:

    Hi Jason, sorry to ask. this is probably silly question, considering im still newbie. I really wanted to know how to add sticky post in the 1st place. I dont see any item to select/choose to get my one of my post to stick. Please help. Thanks

  19. Nigel says:

    Hi Jason,

    URL is xxxxxxxxxxxx I get the lines under my menu widget but can’t seem to get them on articles on the main pages (like you do on Core Features and Release Notes)

    • Jason Huber says:

      Hi Nigel,
      sorry for the confusion, I created a custom home.php page for this site.

      If you would like the line under the titles add this:

      border-color: #0091D4;
      border-style: solid;
      border-width: 0 0 3px;

      .contenttitle in your style.css file.

      This will be over written by any updates, so the BEST solution takes a few more set-up.
      1) take the the “sample-child-theme” folder and move it up one directory to themes
      2) open the style.css > and add

      .contenttitle {
      border-color: #0091D4;
      border-style: solid;
      border-width: 0 0 3px;
      }

      3) Go to Appearance > Theme and activate the Child Theme for the Simply Works Core

      thanks,
      Jason

      thanks,
      Jason

  20. James says:

    Nice clear template! The layout is cool too!

  21. Joe says:

    HI Jason,

    Awesome theme. I have a quick question.

    Is it possible to remove the post titles from pages so they don’t display. I have a static front page and would like to stop the title from appearing.

    Thanks

    Joe.

    • Jason Huber says:

      Hi Joe,

      You can delete the title for the post or page. The title field is not required in WordPress.

      Otherwise you would need create a custom home.php file or add something like if(is_home) { … do not show title …} in the code.

      But the easiest is to just delete the title for your static home page.

      thanks,
      Jason

  22. Andre says:

    Hey Jason

    1) Is there any way to have my page titles appear without using the “Menu” function? They don’t appear unless I create a menu.
    2) And when I do create a Menu, the page orders are incorrect, even though I assigned a page order to every page.
    3) Where can I change the font type for the page titles in the Main Menu?

    Thanks!

  23. John Saric says:

    Jason-

    I would like to have ads run down the entire length of the front page sidebar, so far it looks like I can only do three ads.

    Also, how to change blog post (new page) fonts and colors?

    Thanks for your help!

    http://www.teflonslope.com/

    -John

  24. Wolfgang Weiss says:

    Nice template!

    I would like to inform you that the scaling of images with fancybox does not work right. (WP 3.4.1 / easy fancybox)

    Wolfgang

  25. winston says:

    I installed simple works core on my site and header found vibrates when I move cursor on it.Please help me to fix this issue.website url http://workfromhomejobonline.com/

  26. Phil says:

    Hi Jason,

    I’m using 1.5.8 of SimplyWorks core. Got to say it is a quality piece of work and I am going to go “Pro” .. when I’ve learnt a bit more !!

    I’m trying to add a simple static image onto the right side of the header with a separate transparent logo on the left. Everything I’ve tried so far
    doesn’t work… adding URLs to the CSS and Header.php files !!

    I suspect that the Header-Ad widget is what I need but that wont allow me to
    add anything… can you help me out please ?

    Phil

  27. Steph says:

    Thanks for the great theme – it is so easy to work with. One question . . . where in the CSS can I edit the specific color of the theme colors > color schemes you already have available via the theme options? THANKS!

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