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Derek Punsalan

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The Unstandard WordPress theme

The Unstandard WordPress theme is released / shared with the intent of breaking the typical blog mold. Farewell to the blase reverse chronological text heavy front pages, and hello to visuals & imagery to lure visitors deeper into your website / blog. A WordPress theme comprised of a – grid aligned – images for forward facing pages, and clean textual presentation on the inner pages. Originally developed for personal use, and modified for release, I felt that an update to the WordPress themes made available on 5thirtyone.com was due.

I hope that the theme is enjoyed and will serve as the foundation for future WordPress driven blogs. Please read through the details below before downloading and installing.

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The Unstandard screenshot

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Please visit The Unstandard page for details, instructions, and a demo.

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491 Comments • RSS

  1. mortal says:

    hey derek,

    awesome theme, i really really like it. but i have one tiny problem at the moment: how can i change the number of shown articles/pages on the front page? currently i have 10 and i’d like to have 7. i looked for hours in the code, but can’t find it anywhere.
    i’m glad for any kind of help. thanks!

  2. val says:

    great theme, thanks for sharing it!

    I have one question how do you edit the ‘Home – About – Subscribe’ section on top right corner?

    all the best and thanks again

  3. buebo says:

    Very well done, however a internationalized version would be greatly appreciated!

  4. Hiya,

    Perfect theme! Totally love it.
    I’m just too lazy to keep manually adding the lead_image and secondary_image custom fields. I wrote a small wordpress plugin that will automagically set these custom fields to a random image from the post. It uses ‘get_children’ so it will only work on images added through the upload function not on ‘soft-linked’ images…..

    You can grab the installable plugin (he zip-file) from http://github.com/wizardofzos/hk-theUnstandard. You will also find the source code there…

    Keep forking!

  5. Mubarak says:

    Hi,

    I’m still having problems with the images in my frontpage. They’re simple not showing whatsoever! I even tried the Custom Field but I got nothing.

    Can you please break it down into noob steps? :P

    Thanks!!

  6. Matt K says:

    Hey Derek, Not sure if you get these, but i had a question.

    I just installed The Unstandard, it is my first time using wordpress and the theme is PERFECT for what i was looking for. but im having problems with the lead_image custom field. when i put a URL (like: http://mattklopot.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/IMG_01581.jpg) into secondary_image, timthumb automatically crops and scales the image PERFECTLY, but, despite trying all day, i cannot get lead_image to show anything other than a bunch of plus signs, and when i go to the post, theres not even the plus signs, its just blank where the image should be.

    i have NO clue what im doing wrong! HELP!!

    my blog is at http://www.mattklopot.com

  7. Mason says:

    Hello, I am fairly new to blogging and this theme looks perfect to my blog. I downloaded the theme but how do you install it? Thank you!

    (Please no hate for being a noob, I already know I am.)

  8. tracy says:

    Has anyone using The Unstandard upgraded to wordpress 3.0.1 yet? Does it still work?

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