two themes

[Tony Baldwin]

I made two themes available.

First, what I call the "Homeworld Theme", as used at Chronicles of Tazman, 

consisting of a dark, spacey theme, with images for header and background,

available here: http://blinguas.homelinux.net/more/blazeblogger-homeworld-theme.tar.gz

And, what I call "A. Layman's Theme", as used at A. Layman's Thoughts, 

consisting simply of a simply red/grey color scheme applied to the default theme,

available here: http://blinguas.homelinux.net/more/laymanblazebloggertheme.gz

./tony

[baldwin linguas]

I wonder if this is significant, but, I was not precisely sure how to package them.

For the Homeworld Theme, I simply tarballed up the header and background image

with the css I am using (still titled "default.css") and a README

instructing the user to place the images in the toplevel dir of the installation,

and replace the default.css in /.blaze/style with the new on for the theme.

For the Layman Theme, I simply gzipped up the modified default.css

with a README instructing the user to, of course, use it to replace

the default.css in /.blaze/style

I figure that works.  It does, however, relieve the user from the necessity

of doing

blaze-config blog.theme theme_name.html
blaze-config blog.style theme_name.css

or otherwise following the instructions at http://blaze.blackened.cz/themes/

so much, other than gunzipping or tar xfz-ing the relevant compressed package,

and moving the files around.

If they should be packaged otherwise, I'd be happy to do so if provided

appropriate instruction.

thanks,

tony

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