[theme-reviewers] A Question About Theme Review/Submission

[Justin Tadlock]

Tags:

What happens when a user writes an actual blog post?  You'd still need 
to display the post tags.

Sidebars:

As far as I know, sidebars are not a requirement.  You can certainly 
make a theme without sidebars.

Post Classes:

With regular posts and posts of any custom post type, you should still 
use the post_class() function on your wrapper element, whether this is a 
<div>, <tr>, or whatever.

On 5/24/2011 2:35 PM, Ryan Frankel wrote:
> Hi all,
>    I am trying to submit a ticket task/management theme to the WordPress repo and I have a few questions regarding the 'Required' elements.
>
> Since this system runs on custom post types and taxonomies these items are not needed and seem to be superfluous to the functionality of this theme...
>
> 1. Displaying Tags
> 2. Sidebars
> 3. Post Class CSS
>
> Now, the automated system checks for these and it seems silly to just add these things when they are not within the scope of the theme.  You can go to http://swampbugs.com to see what the theme looks like as there is a demo on there.  My questions is....with the changes to WordPress in 3.1+ do these 'Requirements' still apply?  Is there a way to submit with some known 'Requirement' excemptions?
>
> All the best and thank you,
> Ryan
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