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1. brentroos
   Member
   May 22, 2006, 7:13 PM

   I noticed that the default theme (Kubrick) footer looks off center, in Firefox. It looks fine in IE and Opera. It even looks fine in Epiphany. I have used Firefox on three different computers, using Microsoft Windows and Ubuntu Linux versions of Firefox, and it looks the same in all.

   Has anybody else noticed this? I think it is only Kubrick that has this problem.

   Is there any way you can fix this please?

   Note: I looked to see if there are any errors from the validation page, and there are none that it shows. Since I am not allowed to edit the html, could you please try to fix this?

   Thank you.

2. drmike
   Member
   May 22, 2006, 7:16 PM

   Matt has requested that theme bugs be sent in via the Feedback method from your Dashboard as a ticket needs to be created on it.

   Thanks though for noticing it,
   -drmike

3. adsighted
   Member
   Jul 6, 2006, 9:39 AM

   Hi,
   How to remove the words in the footer and replace by a customized wordings? Thanks..

4. drmike
   Member
   Jul 6, 2006, 2:53 PM

   Can't happen currently. We share the themes among all of the users on teh servers so if one was modified, they would all be modified.

   It's one of the reasons why I would like to see more themes put in a 'sidebar' for widgets in their footers as well as their actual sidebars. :)

5. brentroos
   Member
   Jul 25, 2006, 6:10 PM

   A footer widget is an excellent idea. Also a custom header for Kubrick is needed. Kubrick is by far, the prettiest theme, IMHO, but, there is no custom header ability, other than color, so...

   A footer widget would be a great place to be able to add a Creative Commons License, and feed chicklets, like add to my yahoo, bloglines, etc.

   What do you think about that?

   Dr. Mike. I will repeat this is the feedback form.

   Cheers

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