New Eureka WordPress Theme Testing

December 15th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under

I’m doing a bit of testing on the new Eureka theme over the weekend.  There are still a lot of known bugs that the designer is ironing out, but I’m happy with how it’s looking so far.  If you spot any new ones then please leave a comment below.

Overall, I think it’s looking pretty good!

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Everton is based in London and has worked in the internet and mobile space for over ten years now, and before that worked in corporate strategy and consulting. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University, and currently runs the Portal and online operations for one of the largest ISPs in the UK. He also writes for Windows 7 News.

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  1. #10

    Comment by Micah on 15 December 2007:

    I’m glad you’re finally giving it a test run. It’s been a long time in the making. So far it looks very good.

  2. #9

    Comment by Smackall on 15 December 2007:

    meanwhile see this video…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAtkoje4-eM

  3. #8

    Comment by mlankton on 15 December 2007:

    whatever you have linking to predictad.com is causing a looooooooonnnnngggg delay on your page loading. I just timed a 20 second wait for Connected (which never loads terribly fast in North America anyway) to load while it hung on whatever your predictad link is doing.

  4. #7

    Comment by Luis on 15 December 2007:

    Is looking good, I’ll be back later to see if can spot any bugs.

  5. #6

    Comment by mlankton on 15 December 2007:

    You might think about changing your DOCTYPE to HTML 4.01 Transitional. Your new theme is closer to validating in that than it is XHTML 1.0 Transitional. I looked at the error output briefly for HTML 4.01 validation and saw a bunch of easy fixes.

    Your CSS only has 11 errors. I looked at the errors and they won’t take much time to correct.

  6. #5

    Comment by Smackall on 15 December 2007:

    Now got it… try your page in IE6 or lesser versions. Your alignment in the bottom where you have the large image ad is not aligned propoerly. The ads go one below the other and makes the page very long. Each boxes you see in the dark portion is aligned one below the other.

    I think more than 40% of your visitor should still use <IE7. I too have a lot of problems in my site with <IE7. :(

  7. #4

    Comment by mlankton on 15 December 2007:

    top menu is nice, good color on the dropdown

    sidebar and footer look good

  8. #3

    Comment by Smackall on 15 December 2007:

    I am testing your pages with all browsers.

    FireFox
    Netscape
    Opera
    Safari
    IE

    Seems to be pretty good. Your designer has made it compatible with all browsers

  9. #2

    Comment by mlankton on 15 December 2007:

    Adsense overlaps H2 headlines. margin-bottom declaration is stylesheet should fix that.

    Also, on content pages, unordered lists formatting is ugly.

    DoFollow image overlaps website input field on comments.

  10. #1

    Comment by Smackall on 15 December 2007:

    In this page, the “U comment, I follow” image is missplaced.

    I am using Firefox on Xp.
    the image comes somewhere on the place where I am suppose to enter my website url when I post a comment.

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