** Update **
This skin is no longer needed as of Thesis 2.0.1. You can now import full-width data into the Thesis Classic skin via the Manager, which you can download here (make sure you only upload the txt file to the manager)
Here’s a “quick and dirty” Full-Width version of the Classic Thesis skin for anyone looking for a full-width starting point.
Yes, I would like to start from full width. I did view this theme on my test site and it was just a blank screen, all my “stuff” disapeeared when I previewed. Are there directions for this on the forums? Thanks, Holly
There are: http://diythemes.com/forums/showthread.php?79323-Thesis-2-Classic-Full-Width-Skin. This skin is no longer needed as Thesis Classic now has the ability to import/export settings so you can just import the full-width settings into the Thesis Classic skin.
Help. I’m trying to work out to to have caitern posts without sidebars whilst retaining them for normal posts.This code seems to be at the very heart of Thesis. But I cannot see a way manipulating this code in order to use a custom template for a post.Even using kristarella’s advice doesn’t help (I think?) because the thesis_hook_custom_template will only work on pages with the way the if{} else{} statements have been written.The first statement appears to set the page_template for posts. After searching the WordPress reference pages I can’t see what this $page_template will be set to or how I can influence it:if (is_page()) {global $post;$page_template = get_post_meta($post->ID, _wp_page_template’, true);}The next statements relies on $page_template being set to one of the Page templates, so even if I create a Post template it will be ignored and sidebars will be entered on my page.if ($page_template == no_sidebars.php’ || $page_template == post_no_sidebars.php’) {echo . \n ;thesis_content_column();echo . \n ;}else {echo . \n ;if ($page_template == custom_template.php’)thesis_hook_custom_template();elsethesis_columns();echo . \n ;}I started writing a function but quickly realised that a) I don’t know where/how I’d run it and b) even if I could it would have no affect because of the code above.Surely this can’t be right?Does anyone know if there is a way to hook into this in an elegant manner, as I’ve found nothing after numerous searches on Google?Or is the only way to hack the core code?Thanks in advance.Pat
Pat, No clue why you posted that question here but the filter you’re looking for is thesis_show_sidebars.
In the future I’d highly recommend posting this type of question the DIYThemes Forums instead.