inLine is a gorgeous free minimal WordPress theme. I am a minimalist nut. I keep my places organized, accounts in order, bills in check and keep everything clean. It’s just in my nature. I also like minimal design, and the inLine theme is a product of that minimal nature within me. There is nothing fancy [...]
Continue Reading →I have just submitted inLine Version 1.2.6.1 which contains a few bug fixes and support for localization! inLine now loads its own textdomain (‘inline’) and offers localization support via .po/.mo files. These files are located in the lib/languages directory of the theme. Along with this update will come a changelog that will be posted on [...]
Continue Reading →I have had a couple requests from people wanting me to show them how to get the social media buttons underneath the header like I have on this site. This will make for a good tutorial, so follow along to learn how you can do this and your site too. We will be using both [...]
Continue Reading →In this tutorial, we will learn how to add in your own custom logo to the inLine theme. Follow the instructions below: Make sure you have created a child theme. You can get instructions and the sample child theme here. Title your logo “logo.png” and place it in the images folder of your child theme. [...]
Continue Reading →This is another simple tutorial that shows you just how easy it is to customize the inLine theme for WordPress. Today we are going to learn how to change the comment avatar size. By default, the avatar size is 48 x 48 pixels. In order to change this, paste the following into your child theme’s [...]
Continue Reading →This simple tutorial will show you how to change the default ‘Continue Reading →’ text for post excerpts. Copy and paste the following code into your child theme’s functions.php file: add_filter( ‘inline_get_avatar’, ‘tgm_custom_avatar_size’ ); function tgm_custom_avatar_size( $avatar ) { global $comment; $avatar = get_avatar( $comment, $size = ’64′ ); return $avatar; } Edit “Read More…” [...]
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