Hey, I've just put the finishing touches to a theme for one of my ZP galleries, and I thought I might as well share it.
The website runs wordpress and K2, and I wanted to integrate the ZP gallery into the K2 theme. So, I used StopK2 to get some ideas and merged it with the standard StopDesign port and Ben Spicer's StoppedDesign theme to get
Stop-Abruzzi.
It's currently live at
http://1stmarplebradshawcubs.org.uk/zp/ if anyone wants a look.
All the colouring is taken from the the K2 style, so it "should" be compatible with any K2 install.
Let me know what you think.
Only tested on wp2.1, zp1.0.7, k2 0.95 RC1 - doesn't utilize sub-albums yet.
No prizes, but maybe a knowing nod, if anyone gets where the name comes from.
Comments
maybe it comes from a tv show ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Abruzzi
As the theme is intended to integrate with K2, I took a quick gander at the K2 wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K2
and the first name which caught my eye was the Abruzzi Spur
It'll be some small goof on my part, and I've missed out a small, but crucial line of code somewhere, as both the wordpress theme K2 and the stopdesign theme for zenphoto work on IE 7.
Not so hot on the who css hacks thing. Would muchly appreciate it if someone could take a look at the css and give me a pointer as to what the problem might be.
Edit - I've tracked it down to IE7 not liking position:relative on the very first element in my css file. bloody stupid fecking IE
Edit 2 - turns out that position: relative on the main body of the gallery wasn't playing nicely with the clear:both on the footer. Now sorted. However there are display issues on the image page which I'll get round to looking at later today.
I've sorted out the display issues wit IE7 on the individual image pages, and I've removed the need for a wordpress plugin to integrate the theme into wordpress. I've moved the code which was in the plugin into the ZP theme files, and it works just as well.