Yeah, it’s not mine, but it’s something better than the basic one that comes with WordPress and it fits my design style a little better. I’m not much of a fan for the beveled edges anymore. I think there’s a time and place for them, but the Kubrick theme that comes with WordPress is a tad overkill, although a slick theme for someone with no design or CSS skills. I will be building my own theme over the next few weeks and at some point this site will go straight text as I migrate attributes. All content will be in place over the next few weeks, but watch for changes and hiccups as the look and features shift.
New Theme
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Not a bad template. I need to upgrade wordpress in the near future.
How is the contact form working? I had one plugin but my webhost suspended my account for a short while because the plugin could not handle spam.
Which plugin are you using, and, is it effective? My wish would be to find a contact form plugin that uses the visual ‘enter code’ function to keep spam at bay.
My contact form works rather well, minus some hiccups from some recent WordPress upgrades. I’m using the WordPress Contact Form from Ryan Duff. It had some bugs when upgrading with the Pages list and some other attributes in older versions of WordPress, but to my knowledge, they have all been worked out and the plug-in works nicely with the interface and allows for extensibility.