[wp-hackers] New Default Theme For 2.1

[Dr. Mike Wendell]

But would they though?  I mean I spend a lot of my time pointing folks
to the WP.com FAQ blog when they ask questions in the WP.com support
forums.  Heck, you should see it some days in the WPMU forums.  Had
someone ask me today where their php.ini file was.

Knowledge is a dangerous weapon when you have too much of it
sometimes.  Should I have this person start mucking around with their
server settings?  A bull in a china shop comes to mind.  And, when
they get lost or break something, then their going to go whining to
either the WP support forums or to their host.  And, if they go to
their host, then they'll see WP as too much trouble and they'll start
banning the software.

-drmike

On 8/8/06, Dave W <dabbaking at gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't want to sound too hopeful, but if all users actually took the
> initiative to learn a little bit to help them make their own, we wouldn't be
> in this mess. Unfortunately, most users think that we should do all the work
> and stuff should just magically appear because they clicked a button. I
> don't think it would be a bad idea to have some links to some CSS stuff in
> the codex that basically says "What to edit your own template? Click here
> for some instruction blablahblah..."
>
> On 8/8/06, Craig <nuclearmoose at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > The default theme was no less difficult for people with little or no CSS
> > and
> > PHP knowledge. Kubrick inspired a lot of people to learn how to do a lot
> > of
> > things, and while it was reflective of one person's particular style and
> > design sense, it was, and is, no better or worse than 99% of the available
> > WordPress themes today.
>
>
>
>
> --
> Dave W
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