Horizon 1.0 / New in PP 1.6

[cancerbox]

Did you get the version of Horizon from the Pixelpost version 6 archive? if so, the comment form should be in there, displayed in the page. As for Exif data, you should be able to grab that tags from the pixelpost/doc/tags.html file.

here they are:

EXIF Related tags
<EXIF_EXPOSURE_TIME> shows only exposure data
<EXIF_APERTURE> shows only aperture data
<EXIF_CAPTURE_DATE> shows only time data
<EXIF_FLASH> shows only flash data
<EXIF_FOCAL_LENGTH> shows only focal length data
<EXIF_CAMERA_MAKE> shows only camera brand data
<EXIF_CAMERA_MODEL> shows only camera model data
<EXIF_ISO> shows only ISO data

[fureddo]

Thanks for the speedy reply Scott. Much appreciated.

I've got three more small questions you may be able to help me with.

This is my site, fureddodotcom

In the comments area, anything that's a hyperlink is invisible until you roll over it. For example, where it says (close) under the exif information. And where I have a test comment, my name linked to my website to the left of the '@' is also invisible until rolled over. Where can I change this in the css file? I played with it for about an hour last night and couldn't figure it out. :/

The other question is how do I change the font color on the about page. The headers are all the same colors, about, info, gear, links, which is how I want it. But I want the text in the 3 columns to be the same color as the text that says "Whenever we take a picture...." Again, I couldn't find it in the css file.

Lastly, on the browse page, in the category dropdown. How can I change that so that it doesn't say 'Select Category'. I want 'All' to come up there by default instead.

Sorry if this is a pain in the ass. The few small mods I've made to your template have taken me days. But I'm learning!

Thank you.

[cancerbox]

The problem with your link color is that you've set the default link color to white (#FFFFFF). This applies to all link that pull the default link color, the image info area included. So, what you must do is add a specific declaration for image-info links by adding the following in the "#image-info" area of the css file (where #000 is black - use whatever color you like):

#image-info a {
color:#000;
}

In the "About" area... again, you'll need to specify a color for your links... since this is in the "Page" area, use the following code:

#page a {
color:#000;
}

The "Browse" thing will require that you edit the "Browse Template"...
Find where it says this: "<option value=''>Select Category</option>" and change "Select Category" to "All". That should do it.

[cancerbox]

I am going to begin working on an updated version of the template, incorporating some of the suggestions and fixes mentioned in this thread.

Anyone have any additional suggestions?

[zanskar]

I love the Horizon template and tried to implement it in my blog still running on Pixelpost 1.5, but I failed completely.
Just made some changes to the .css file and uploaded it to my blog, selected the horizon template in the admin panel but nothing happens....

Can someone help?

Thanks a lot, Andreas.

[Dennis+]

Horizon if foremost a 1.6 template.

[derrymaine]

Originally Posted by cancerbox

I am going to begin working on an updated version of the template, incorporating some of the suggestions and fixes mentioned in this thread.

Anyone have any additional suggestions?

Oh, that's a great new!! An uptaded version, i'm waiting, your template is so good!!
Thanks in advance!

[genewell]

Can you take a look at www.rememberpics.com. I'm using the horizon template and in IE7, the bottom half of the title text is cut off. It looks fine in firefox and IE6.

[cancerbox]

yeah, that's a padding issue that will hopefully be resolved in the updated version of the template.

[Fieke]

Originally Posted by genewell

Can you take a look at www.rememberpics.com. I'm using the horizon template and in IE7, the bottom half of the title text is cut off. It looks fine in firefox and IE6.

Just change some stuff in the CSS:

Replace this:

#header .inside h1 a {
	float:right;
	text-align:right;
	color:#fff;
	padding-top:30px;
	font-weight:normal;
	display:block;
	}

With this:

#header .inside h1 a {
	float:right;
	text-align:right;
	color:#fff;
	padding-top:30px;
	padding-bottom:30px;
	font-weight:normal;
	display:block;
	}