Ultra sleek and fun, “The Mighty Moo!” WordPress theme features an AJAX “accordion” navigation system built on the MooTools framework with special help from the MooFx team.
Download
- Download the theme files (version 1.2.6 updated on June 16, 2009)
Installation Instructions
- Download and unpack the zipped file
- Upload the contents of the zipped folder to your WordPress “Themes” directory
- Activate the “The Mighty Moo!” theme via your WordPress admin screen
Version History:
1.2
- Comment Template added
- Blog title and blog description display in header
- Post meta information display (tags, date, author, categories, etc.)
- Correct page title now displays by default
- Updated link and footer text colors to better match default theme colors
- 404 Page template
1.1
- Basic Installation
- Many bugs and things left to be desired
On my to-do list for Version 1.3 is:
- Single Page template (already added to version 1.2.2)
- Page Template (already added to version 1.2.3)
- Widgetized Sidebars underneath the content (already added to version 1.2.3)
- Comment Threading (already added to version 1.2.2)
- Support for Custom Style Sheets (Future upgrades to this theme will work seemlessly into your existing css changes) (already added to version 1.2.2)
- Place javaScript code into footer.php (already added to version 1.2.3)
- Add image files (already added to version 1.2.3)
- Style Widgets
- Add important classes to custom.css file (already added to version 1.2.4)
- Stylized ordered lists, unordered lists, image captions, image borders, and block quotes
- Style Search Page
- Create “displayPages.php” – a template for displaying pages rather than posts on the home page (for folks who use this theme as a CMS)
- Add new color scheme via “custom.css” as a helpful tool (already added to version 1.2.4)
- Sticky posts functionality
- Format child pages in “Pages” widget (Added to 1.2.5)
- Create page.php, archive.php, author.php, single.php
- Add wp_head() and wp_footer() function calls
- Style image captions
- Pagination (a.k.a. split a single page/post into multiple pages/posts using the ” <!–nextpage–>” quicktag
- Support for <!–more–> quicktag
- Add body() Class (for WordPress 2.8) (Added to 1.2.6)
Notes
- If you plan on using The Mighty Moo! as a CMS, you will probably want to look into using a post-ordering plugin like aStickyPostOrderER.
- Make sure to use the custom.css file for all of your edits to the theme or else it will be a real P.I.T.A. to update your css when the next update to this theme comes out.
- Have ideas for improvement? Fill out my contact form.
Working Examples
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