Soulfood and Tropical Flowers Wordpress Themes

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I was fooling around with my templates and came up with these two. I uploaded them both at the Wordpress Theme Viewer but note that there is an error in the comments templates in the version of Soulfood at the Wordpress Theme Viewer site. The error has been corrected in the zip file provided in the link below.

1) Tropical Flowers (header photo taken at Sonya’s Bed & Breakfast in Alfonso, Cavite)

Tropical Flowers Theme for Wordpress

2) Soulfood (header photo taken at U.P. Diliman)

Soulfood Theme for Wordpress

I’m not a professional web designer but I do like tweaking templates. Both themes are based on Relaxation 3column by Clemens Orth.

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    7 Responses to “Soulfood and Tropical Flowers Wordpress Themes”

    1. ritchie on December 13th, 2006 11:31 am

      of course, if you need any help you’re more than welcome to ask me too :) I like the blue’s banner with the yellow layout (yellow is such a happy color)

    2. Connie on December 13th, 2006 6:41 pm

      yeah, i like the yellow one better too. but guys will never use a theme like that. :razz:

    3. Annie on January 5th, 2007 8:16 pm

      Thanks for the themes. I am using the Soulfood one and love it. :smile:

    4. Javaira on January 12th, 2007 7:04 am

      Hi I am using the soul food template, but the comment field isn’t working. I promise I didn’t edit that part. Any suggestions?

    5. Connie on January 13th, 2007 12:21 am

      That’s great, Annie. :)

      Javaira, you downloaded it from the WP themes site, right? There is an error in the comments template. I contacted the admin about revising it but he hasn’t responded.

      Anyway, click on the screenshot of Soul Food above to download the correct version of the theme. This one WILL work. :)

    6. Plush Off on February 5th, 2008 11:12 pm

      I simply adore the tropicals flowers theme, but I really want the whole post to show instead of just a bit of it. How do I make it so the whole post shows for each post on the front page?

    7. Connie on February 6th, 2008 9:53 am

      Change the tag from excerpt to content.

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