Free Graffiti Themes

I've converted a few free Wordpress themes for use in Graffiti CMS.  I'm offerring them here for download.  Note, that I left the original designer's credit in the footer of each.  Please leave those credits in tact if you use the themes.  I'd love it if you'd place a link back to my site as well in the footer, but I won't yell if you choose not to do so.  

To Install The Themes:

• Download and Extract the zip files
• Go into the Graffiti Admin Control Panel beneath Presentation/Themes
• Select the link that says "Upload Theme" from the top commands
• Navigate to the unzipped folder and select the <Themename>.xml file and upload it
• That should pull everything in
• Just click on the preview once it's uploaded to use it in your Graffiti CMS Site

 

Green Bug		Field of Sand
Download this theme		Download this theme
Sleepy Blue		Red Theme
Download this theme		Download this theme
FloralGreen		Ginsing Coffee
Download this theme		Download this theme

 

August 09 2008 Dana Coffey 23 Comments Filed under: Graffiti CMS

Tagged as: graffiti-themes, graffiticms

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• 1

  Doug White Says:
  8.11.2008 at 3:17 PM
  

  Awesome resource - thanks for sharing! These types of gems are much appreciated by us CSS/design challenged...

• 2

  Torgu Says:
  8.11.2008 at 6:45 PM
  

  great! Thnx!

• 3

  GraffitiLord Says:
  8.23.2008 at 2:37 PM
  

  Thanks for the time you put into this. Thinking of using the red theme.

• 4

  jayson knight Says:
  8.29.2008 at 1:24 PM
  

  Green Bug archive is either corrupt or damaged (<2kb in size). Great job on these themes, thanks!

• 5

  Dana Coffey Says:
  8.29.2008 at 1:28 PM
  

  @jayson knight - I redid the compress and uploaded a new copy. Thanks for the heads-up!

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  jayson knight Says:
  8.29.2008 at 2:08 PM
  

  Now that's some quick customer service, thanks! Btw, you should add $data.Site.WebStatistics in each of the layout.view files right before the closing body tag, otherwise analytics won't work. Thanks again!

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  Dana Coffey Says:
  8.30.2008 at 9:17 AM
  

  @jayson - thanks for that too! I'd just been hardcoding my stats stuff into the layout.view, since not everybody uses the analytics, but your way is definitely better. I'll be doing an update of these in the near future - fixing a few bugs (in one or two, I'd left the Wordpress url in the site title anchor) and adding your suggestion as well. Thank you so much for the feedback! And as I've told others, if you see a free Wordpress theme you like, let me know and I'll convert it for the Graffiti community!

• 8

  Arno Says:
  9.23.2008 at 7:00 AM
  

  Thanks for the themes. I really like the red theme but I noticed in IE7 that if the postname is larger then the witdh of the sidebar the arrows in front of that post name disappears (f.e. in the recent blog entries widget). This doesnt happen in firefox. Is there anything you can do about that?

  Thanks in advance

• 9

  Adam Says:
  12.08.2008 at 1:17 PM
  

  The Ginseng theme only seems to work in IE, both Firefox and Google Chrome mangle the posts and push them to the left. Is this something I can easily fix in the CSS? Thanks!

• 10

  Adam Says:
  12.11.2008 at 1:26 PM
  

  The fix was to change the wrapper div. Margin became 0;, changede float to right and commented out position. It still works in IE this way but now works in Firefox and Chrome as well.

• 11

  Dana Coffey Says:
  12.11.2008 at 1:35 PM
  

  @Adam - thanks so much for posting the fix - I'd not gotten around to looking at it yet.

• 12

  Binu Says:
  12.13.2008 at 8:15 AM
  

  Thanks my dear friend, i am using sleepy blue

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  irene Says:
  4.21.2009 at 3:02 AM
  

  Red theme is a wonderful theme to create blogs for new web page creators. The web page itself does all. Good work.