Software: WordPress MU 2.8.1
Every theme provides a unique combination of options. Some themes such as Regulus are more customizable than others. Some, such as WordPress default or Blue Moon, are not customizable at all. This guide is intended to help you locate a theme with the options you care most about.
Note: Most themes are provided by third-party developers. Themes that are not updated in time for WordPress upgrades may not be functional and often pose a security risk. OIT will remove problematic themes, but also add new ones. Check this page for the latest updates!
Tips:
- If a theme does not include top navigation to pages, you may need to add the Pages widget to a side bar so that visitors can navigate within your blog.
- Single-column themes display widgets below the main column. Depending on the length and number of entries displayed, visitors may need to scroll down to see 'sidebars.'
- Some Theme options instruct you to upload image or CSS files to directories that are not available to users in our multi-user installation. Sorry!
- Widgets may need to be set for individual themes.
- Once you set up a theme, its settings are preserved if, for instance, you try out a different theme, then decide to return the previous theme.
Andreas09 |
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Barthelme |
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Blue Moon |
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Freshy |
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Grid Focus |
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K2 |
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Note: Option to link to custom cascading style sheet does not work on our servers |
Light |
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Regulus |
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Simpla |
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Tarski |
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Thoughts |
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veryplaintxt |
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Vistered Little |
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UMass Kubrick |
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WordPress Classic |
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WordPress MU Default |
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Need Help?
If you encounter problems, submit an online Help Request.
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Contact the OIT Help Desk at 545-9400.