Universal Zine
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The UniversalZine Theme is a Minimalistic Red & Black Combo Magazine Theme. Packed with a Featured News Slider Post. It is widget ready, advertisement ready and an easily customizable theme to use. Works in IE7, IE8, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera and on the Latest version of WordPress 2.9 and below.
THEME FEATURES:
Featured Articles
The Slider will showcase Images of the Featured Articles you have selected for your Blog to Display.
Widgetized Areas
This WordPress Theme Feature enables users the ease of Customizing the look and feel that they want for their Blogs.
Banner or Advertisement Ready
This Feature is specifically added for Publishers to easily incorporate ADS on their Blogs.
Cross browser compatibility
IE7, IE8, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera
Thumbnails on Posts
Images you attach to your posts will automatically be used as thumbnails on your Main Page. The theme does not require any Custom Fields to be added.
Easy Customization
Works on the Latest Version of WordPress
WP 2.9 ready
20 Comments
Very nice template but I have a problem with it and maybe someone will be able to help me. On the home page that I showed the fragments to the tag “read more”, but unfortunately cuts out, it shows only 300 characters. What should I do, that showed just how I want, not ucinało, showing only 300 characters?
The file you need to modify is under the WP admin panel at Appearance > Editor > index.php (right side nav). Look for the line below within that code file:
<?php echo dp_clean($post->post_content, 300); ?>
Just replace 300 with however many characters you are looking to display. As with any changes, I suggest you make a copy of this file so you can revert back to it if needed.
WPCorner Support
Thanks for the very nice template. I need support for slowing down the featured post flash transition. I feel it is a tad too fast. Can you please help me?? Thanks
Unfortunately, this featured post section uses a third party plug-in we don’t support. I can tell you this file is located here
/demo/wp-content/themes/universal/js/jquery.cycle.all.min.js
With a little digging and testing, you should be able to determine what controls the speed in that javascript block.
-WPCorner Support