[theme-reviewers] Join the team

Emil Uzelac emil at themeid.com
Mon Apr 18 00:13:19 UTC 2011


1. The theme uses the text domain of Twenty Ten in a few spots. If I
remember correctly from lurking on the list this is a reason for failure of
the theme.
*Yes, Twenty Ten should be changed to i.e. silverville*
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2. They use a widget for the menu and instruct the user to add the Pages
widget. It seems to me that it's a much better option to use a WordPress
menu which defaults to list pages. I don't believe this is an issue for a
fail but probably a good suggestion as an update to the user.
*This part is just fine. As long as there are options for menu and being
fully functional.*
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3. The CSS fails on the background-color since it's value is set to 'none'
when it should be set to 'transparent'. Would this typically be a reason for
failure if all other CSS is okay?
*background-color: none; is invalid and it should be transparent.
Recommendation would be background: none; or background-image: none; and not
many people use the last one anymore. It's shortcoded via background.*
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4. There are a number of other 'recommended' items in Theme Check but these
are not a reason to fail a theme correct?
*Recommended isn't required, if recommendations don't cause  problems, no
need to fail.
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Emil
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On Sun, Apr 17, 2011 at 7:01 PM, Curtis McHale <curtis at curtismchale.ca>wrote:

> I have a few questions about my first theme review.
>
> 1. The theme uses the text domain of Twenty Ten in a few spots. If I
> remember correctly from lurking on the list this is a reason for failure of
> the theme.
> 2. They use a widget for the menu and instruct the user to add the Pages
> widget. It seems to me that it's a much better option to use a WordPress
> menu which defaults to list pages. I don't believe this is an issue for a
> fail but probably a good suggestion as an update to the user.
> 3. The CSS fails on the background-color since it's value is set to 'none'
> when it should be set to 'transparent'. Would this typically be a reason for
> failure if all other CSS is okay?
> 4. There are a number of other 'recommended' items in Theme Check but these
> are not a reason to fail a theme correct?
>
> I could probably go further in to the theme but I wanted to double check on
> the text domain item before I did.
>
> Curtis McHale
> PH: 604.751.3482
> http://www.curtismchale.ca
> Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/curtismchale
> Twitter: twitter.com/curtismchale
>
>
>
> On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 4:39 PM, Edward Caissie <edward.caissie at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Here ya go: http://themes.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3320
>> This will get you started ...
>>
>>
>> Cais.
>>
>> On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 7:15 PM, Curtis McHale <curtis at curtismchale.ca>wrote:
>>
>>> Figured I'd finally get off my butt and join the team after looking at
>>> the list for a few months. My trac name is curtismchale
>>>
>>> Curtis McHale
>>> PH: 604.751.3482
>>> http://www.curtismchale.ca
>>> Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/curtismchale
>>> Twitter: twitter.com/curtismchale
>>>
>>>
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