NewYorker 3.0
Theme info
A simple and lightweight theme with custom icons.
Author: miloIIIIVII
Tags: 4 columns, Fluid width, Left sidebar, Plugins required, Right sidebar, White, Widget ready
Downloads: 5,040
18 Responses
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Updated version stripped out java and php scripts.
Previous version still available at my page.Comment by milo317 — March 17, 9:46
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this is excellent theme i’m using it on my web!
Comment by daryo — March 18, 22:03
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Nice Job!
Comment by Mudanzas — March 18, 22:27
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Really amazing!
Comment by Vuelos Baratos — March 19, 2:39
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Nice…
Comment by Sergios — May 20, 16:54
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Cool.
Comment by Epameinondas — May 22, 16:35
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[...] 3. New Yorker 3.0 [...]
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Sorry
Comment by Themestoclis — June 8, 7:02
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Cool…
Comment by Marios — June 13, 9:15
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Cool!
Comment by Savvas — June 21, 16:52
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Nice!
Comment by Demetri — June 23, 0:41
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Thank you for this beautyful theme
Comment by Samantha Woods — July 14, 3:13
It’s a great theme but I installed it and have s ton of email coming is that keeps telling me a user is going here or there and getting a 404 error. I am not sure why.
Comment by alice — March 15, 4:46
Sorry, very sorry, NY theme had a bug in the single post php,
fixed now.
Comment by milo317 — March 15, 5:14
Thanks for fixing it so fast. I love this theme actually but is there an easy way to get the clocks out so my own favicon shows. I think the java script interferes with it.
Comment by cooper — March 15, 5:42
Not a bad looking theme, but the favicon has to go and the menus need work.
Comment by Jeff — March 15, 17:36
nice theme, but not really lightweight due to the size of 180kb in total. favicon is crazy, I love it. u need to think more minimalistic with the javascript milo, besides a great theme!
Comment by jez — March 16, 15:03
I had the theme running and I like the whole concept excpet there is too much javascript and the light box plugin is just a pain and.I also could not for the life of me get the previous post next post function to com into play. If it were a little less heavy I would use it in a minute.
Comment by cooper — March 17, 3:29