Clean Ndomche Summary Theme
Martin Kaba of Kabatology released a new WordPress theme that looks very clean and neat. It is called Ndomche Summary Theme and I’d love to know whether this word has actually any meaning. Martin left a comment on my Silk Theme post and alerted me to his new release. So I went to have a look and liked what I saw.
As many of you already know, I really like clean WordPress themes. They are so light and carry no baggage, which also makes them fast loading I guess. Plus, a white theme is so easy to make your own. It’s like a blank canvas for a painter.
The Ndomche Summary Theme is built on WordPress 2.5. This means that you are advised to upgrade before using this theme if you haven’t already done so. It is a grid based CSS styling theme that will also show your Gravatars without having to do any customizations. Martin has released the theme under the GNU/GPL license and asks that you leave the footer link intact.
The Ndomche Summary Theme has a massive banner in the left hand side bar which could ideally be used to market an affiliate product. I’m thinking niche marketing with a special product here.
Naturally you can do whatever you want with this if you like to give it a go.
Below are some screen shots of the Ndomche Summary Theme.
Installation of the Ndomche Summary Theme
1. Download and unzip the ndomche file
2. Upload the theme into your “/wp-content/themes/” folder
3. Login into your WordPress admin
4. Go to the Presentation tab
5. Select the Ndomche Screenshot
6. Now customize to your taste
Martin also tested the theme extensively and it is compatible with most browsers.
Windows: Internet Explorer 5.5, 6 and 7
Mozilla Firefox: 2, 3
FlashPeak Slim Browser: 4.0
Opera: 9.xx
Linux Ubuntu: Mozilla Firefox 2,3
Opera Web Browser: 9.27
Enjoy
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I’m happy you liked the theme. I really did put much time into it. Newer versions would be coming up soon — to improve browser compatibility(often neglected), to maximise the header space, more dynamic sidebars and so on. Ndomche is the middle name of my Mum :-O. Thx and good day.
@ Martin: well, you must be a natural then.
I did like it very much and am amazed that people can just design themes like I design a menu. Thank you for the explanation of the theme name too.
Great to see you dedicated this to your mum.
Hey great theme! I immediately went to download it because I wanted to try it out. I’m having some problems and would love to know where to get some support–if any is available.
Without the “www.” part of my URL my site shows up when you type it into any browser, and re-directs to the full URL “www.”.
But for some strange reason-which I can’t seem to figure out-if I use this theme (which I’m in love with) it gets an error call when you go to my site without using the “www.”
In a nutshell, the theme looks fine if you go to my site using the “www.”, but if you were to type in my site without the “www.” I get an error call;this only happens with this theme.
Any help?