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Twenty Eleven Theme Extensions is an easy-to-use plugin designed for use with the latest default\nWordPress theme, Twenty Eleven. It adds a set of customizable features for the theme, designed to\nadd more flexibility to the theme's design without having to modify the template files.<\/p>\n\n
The features include:<\/p>\n\n
For more information, go to the Twenty Eleven Theme Extension Plugin's Home Page<\/a>\nwhere you will find more documentation for the plugin, and the \nTwenty Eleven Theme Extensions Plugin Support Forum<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n If you decide to give this plugin a try, please let me know how you get on by\nleaving feedback in the Twenty Eleven Theme Extensions Plugin Support Forum<\/a>.\nThere is no need to register, just click the link and post your comments.<\/p>\n\n Enabling the Custom Color settings may override some of the color changes you have already\nmade to your theme. If that happens, you can always copy the affected color settings to \nthe appropriate settings on the Theme Options page. Alternatively, you can keep the Custom\nColor option disabled, and none of your changes will be impacted.<\/p>\n\n\n Installation Instructions:<\/p>\n\n Getting Started:<\/p>\n\n Login to your blog's Site Admin and go to Appearance<\/strong> >> Theme Extensions<\/strong>, where you can select from the\nlist of options available. Online help is available for all the options. Just click the question mark icon next\nto the option title you need help for.<\/p>\n\n When you have changed the settings to your satisfaction, click Save Changes<\/strong>\nand the requested changes to the theme will be made instantaneously.<\/p>\n\n\n Installation Instructions:<\/p>\n\n Getting Started:<\/p>\n\n Login to your blog's Site Admin and go to Appearance<\/strong> >> Theme Extensions<\/strong>, where you can select from the\nlist of options available. Online help is available for all the options. Just click the question mark icon next\nto the option title you need help for.<\/p>\n\n When you have changed the settings to your satisfaction, click Save Changes<\/strong>\nand the requested changes to the theme will be made instantaneously.<\/p><\/dd>\n No, the plugin has been designed to work specifically with Twenty Eleven, the current default WordPress theme, and\nchild themes using Twenty Eleven as their template. Most of the features depend on the HTML and CSS used by this theme, \nand will almost certainly not work with the vast majority of the other themes out there.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, you can. The plugin checks to see if the current theme is a child of \"Twenty Eleven\" and also \nlooks for the phrase \"Twenty Eleven\" in the name of the theme, so as long as it is a child theme of \"Twenty Eleven\" or the theme's name \n(obtained from the styles.css file in the theme directory) contains \"Twenty Eleven\", the Theme Extensions admin page will be \nactive and the extensions will be available to you.<\/p>\n\n Please note, however, that some or all of the plugin's features may not work with your customized version\nof Twenty Eleven. If you, other plugins or child themes have changed something this plugin depends up, then\nthe results cannot be guaranteed. But the only way to tell if it will work is to give it a try. If something doesn't work,\nyou can easily disable the option again on the administration page.<\/p><\/dd>\n Not all the colors used in Twenty Eleven are configurable from the Theme Options page, but you can \nstill use the Theme Extensions plugin to change those that are not listed.<\/p>\n\n Look up the CSS styling you need to modify in the styles.css<\/strong> file of Twenty Eleven. \n(Click on Appearance<\/strong> >> Editor<\/strong> and locate styles.css<\/strong> near the bottom of the list of \nfiles on the right.)<\/p>\n\n Now enable the Custom CSS<\/strong> option on the Theme Extensions<\/strong> admin page, and enter the \nCSS styles you want set for your blog.<\/p>\n\n If you have a lot of changes to make, it would be better to create a child theme, and put the\nCSS changes in its own styles.css<\/strong> file. For more information, see the \nWordPress Child Theme<\/a> documentation.<\/p>\n\nKnown issues<\/h3>\n\n
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