Beautiful blend of Modern and Vintage web design. Two-column wordpress theme with optional support for Twitter feed in sidebar. Sidebar widget ready and support for plugins. Tested upto WordPress 2.8.4. Valid CSS & XHTML, Compatible with IE 7+, Mozilla 3+, Safari 3+

Clay Glenn
09 / 02 / 2009
I am writing about the Modern-Vintage WordPress theme. I am a very new WordPress user and I am trying out the Modern-Vintage theme. I am seeing unexpected behavior and I’m not sure where to report it.
When I created the Contacts page listed in my Website URL above, I designated left alignment on the photos, with the text wrapping around on the right. But the Modern-Vintage theme seems to override that alignment. Instead, it appears with just the photo (no text next to it), followed by the text underneath.
It shows up correctly in the WordPress Page Visual Editor, and the HTML looks correct. If I change to the default WordPress theme, it displays correctly on the web page. But with the Modern-Vintage theme applied, the text does not wrap next to the photo.
Is this intentional? Or is this a bug?
I love the look and feel of the theme.
Thanks,
>>>> Clay >>>>
Nischal Maniar
09 / 02 / 2009
Hi Clay, when you try to align your images to left, use the visual editor and only align the images to left. Do not align the text to right. So basically, Insert the image –> align to left and then write the text besides it and then press enter to go on to the new line. Again follow the same process for the next image and text.
Clay Glenn
09 / 02 / 2009
Yes, I did that. It looks fine in the visual editor. It is on the actual page when I view it in the browser where doesn’t look right. All the text ends up below the picture rather than beside it. I checked in both IE and Firefox. When I change themes back to the WordPress default theme, it displays the text correctly next to the picture.
Clay Glenn
09 / 02 / 2009
The page in question is at:
http://ocbackgammon.org/contacts
Doug
09 / 04 / 2009
Hello,
Is there a way to change the image in the box in the header? I Iove the theme, but want to personalize it a bit more.
thanks,
Doug
Nischal Maniar
09 / 09 / 2009
Hi Doug, in the images folder replace “heading-img.jpg” with your image but remember to give it the same filename i.e “heading-img.jpg” and also make sure the dimensions (width and height) of both the images are nearly same.
Bird
10 / 03 / 2009
Hello,
I don’t see any categories or tags on Modern Vintage. Is this on purpose? I’ve never seen a theme without them.
Love it, though!
Darren
12 / 03 / 2009
Nischal,
Great design work here. I really like the Modern-Vintage and am using it now with quite a few compliments, so thanks.
My question, which I have looked but can’t find an answer for, is how do we create a drop down button or I guess they are called “child” in the navigation bar? The buttons and everything works quite well, but wanted to add sub tabs basically.
Again, thanks for the great site.
Darren
Darren@triplelizard.com
http://www.triplelizard.com
dana
07 / 26 / 2010
Hello Nischal,
I am quite fond of this theme, and want to switch to it from my current theme on the site I’ve listed. But as at least one other commenter has mentioned, I’d like to have categories and tags for my posts. Can you point me toward the code where I might add this in…and if you know exactly what code needs to be added, I’d take that too, but really I just want to know where, in the theme’s files it should be inserted. Thanks in advance, and thanks for such a lovely looking theme!
dana
07 / 26 / 2010
Oops, sorry, should have just said I need to know about how to have tags, obviously categories are there. Sorry about that, and thanks for any help you can give me!
Jacki
07 / 31 / 2010
I just wanted to say I really REALLY like this theme! Well done. The “art work” in the header seems to have the WordPress logo cleverly integrated
Is that your own artwork too??? Lovely. Thank you so much for sharing this with us lot!