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Hypowired
By sinthux
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I originally designed this theme to sell exclusively, but me and my friend/coder Ayrton decided to start a WordPress theme club.
So, that means this will be my first theme that you can purchase for a low price. Only $30.
BUY ($30) | DEMO
So, that means this will be my first theme that you can purchase for a low price. Only $30.
BUY ($30) | DEMO
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It's not bad. It's certainly not perfect, and it's a little too dark for the color, but it's nice.
Also, on the site, whatever Javascript that middle-aligns the whole thing is static, so it won't stay middle-aligned when you resize the window. If all you need is that purple bar in the top left it'd be as easily accomplished with an absolutely positioned div.
Finally, I agree completely about IE6 - it's going to take a long time to kill it, but the fewer people support it, the better the whole situation will be and the faster people will upgrade.
Also, on the site, whatever Javascript that middle-aligns the whole thing is static, so it won't stay middle-aligned when you resize the window. If all you need is that purple bar in the top left it'd be as easily accomplished with an absolutely positioned div.
Finally, I agree completely about IE6 - it's going to take a long time to kill it, but the fewer people support it, the better the whole situation will be and the faster people will upgrade.

Yea I know, but it's only because people actually support it. I do believe in code that's beautiful enough to just work on every browser, but sadly, IE just doesn't always make it that simple. My coder will make sure it's fixed, either way.
I've heard some talk about a few larger websites (like Digg) that will stop supporting IE. If this were to happen, it would drive down the percentage of IE users, and drive up the percentage of the better browser users. It's only because websites support IE in the first place, that people still use it.
I've heard some talk about a few larger websites (like Digg) that will stop supporting IE. If this were to happen, it would drive down the percentage of IE users, and drive up the percentage of the better browser users. It's only because websites support IE in the first place, that people still use it.
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