The 76 Digital WordPress theme-set by 76 Creative is now available for download. The 76 Digital theme comes in four colour schemes: blue, green, orange and pink. It features a Flash header, which displays your blog title and tagline. It is also set up to work with many useful plugins.




Please read the readme file before installing the themes.
FEATURES:
- Comes in four colour schemes.
- Flash header displaying blog title and tagline.
- Compatible with many plugins, as listed below...
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Choose the colour scheme you want.
- Upload the theme to your wp-conent/themes folder.
- Select the them from the 'Presentation' page in your WordPress.
PLUGINS:
The theme is set up to work with the following plugins if they are installed:
- Dagon Design Sitemap Generator — Create a sitemap page.
- Get Recent Comments — Display recent comments in the sidebar.
- Jerome's Keywords — Attach tags to posts and have them display in your sidebar.
- Theme Switcher — Switch between the different themes you have installed.
- WP Navigation Tool (NAVT) — Create custom links for the tabbed navigation across the top of the page. Just create a group called 'tabs', then add links to it. This plugin is highly recommended!!
FLASH HEADER:
For all you WordPress wannabes out there wondering how the Flash header thing is done, stay tuned, as I will be posting tutorials about WordPress and Flash on my site in the near future, along with lots of other Flash based widgets and plugins for WP.
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Erm, have you tried update_post_meta ?
Hi Johnbillion,
update_post_meta is a tidier way, true. But the problem still remains that if you hook it in using add_action as stated above, there will be instances where the function is called even though the form hasn’t been submitted (i.e. the post/page hasn’t been edited), like when a comment is approved.
Sam