ComicPress Options

ComicPress

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Theme Style
General Settings
Index Page
Post Options
Custom Header
Buy Print
Choose which theme style you want to use.

This is the style in which your theme will be presented.

NOTE: Use 3-Column theme if you're using ComicPress as a Blog.
ComicPress Theme Style

(Check the vaildity of your theme's HTML & CSS using the links below. Stock ComicPress is XHTML 1.0 and CSS 2 compliant.)

Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional Valid CSS!
Enable Search Form in Menubar?

  
Enable RSS Link in Menubar?

  
Enable mini navigation buttons in the Menubar?

Mini Navigation arrows reside on the right side of the menubar, just the previous and next arrows.
  
Contact Link in Menubar

Setting to "Yes" will put [ CONTACT ] in the menubar and associate it with your admin's email.
   You can also create a links category called "menulinks" and whatever link you add to that will appear in the menubar.
Enable Sidebar CSS?

Enabling this will use the standard CSS styling of the sidebars for all the widget areas.

   If not enabled it will use the .customwidgetarea user made styling only and only the Sidebar-left and Sidebar-right will use sidebar styling.
Enable numbered pagination?

Setting to "Yes" will make the Previous Entries and Next Entries turn into numbered pages to click on.
   Numbered pagination appears on the home(index) page, the authors page the blog template and comments/single when there are more then the set # of comments per page. It's default is off, it is styled like the menubar.
Disable the #page / #page-wide restraints?

Turning this option to Yes will make it so that the divs for #page and #page-wide will not load.

   What you can do with this is use the entire browser for your canvas instead of the 780px/980px that the two elements keep you in.
Make the comic an Href that goes to next comic?

In doing this if someone clicks the comic it will go to the next comic (if possible)
   When a user or yourself puts their mouse cursor over the comic that is displayed on either the index or single page the action that happens next is the first step in the larger, bigger, more astonishing consequence of actually having any the other things you place your mouse cursor over and click. You click, it goes to the next comic.
Request Anomaly to comment?

Enabling this option will summon Anomaly to your comic's universe and say what you request Anomaly to say by modifying the "Hovertext" in the comic post.
  
Graphic Navigation Directory

Choose a directory to get the graphic navigation styling from.

Graphic Navigation directories are found in your theme directory/images/nav/* to create your own custom graphic navigation menu buttons just create a directory under images/nav/ and place your image files inside of it and create a navstyle.css file to determine the style of your navigation display.
Disable Extra Comment Code?

Set to "Yes" and the extended comment code will be disabled.

  
Extra Comment code is advanced code for how your comments are used. Turning this off might increase the speed of your site but doubt it. If turned off it will revert to the ComicPress 2.7 styling.
Disable Comic On Frontpage?

Set to "Yes" and the comic will not display on the index page/front page of your site.
  
Note: You can use the Latest Thumbnail widget to display your comic in a sidebar. Make sure you set the archive-thumbnail size to under 200px. Turning this off and using the GN style turns ComicPress into a Blog.
Disable Comic Blog On Frontpage?

Set to "Yes" and the blog portion of the comic will not display on the index page/front page of your site.
  
Disable Blog On Frontpage?

Set to "Yes" and the blog area will not display on the index page/front page of your site.
  
Disable showing the post for the comic?

Setting to "Yes" will disable showing the blog post of the comic on the home page and single pages.
  
Show transcript in post area?

When enabled, if the comic has a transcript, the transcript will be displayed inside the post for the comic.
  
Moods Directory

Choose a directory to get the post moods from.
Found: moods in the "" directory.

Mood directories are found in your theme directory/images/moods/* to create your own custom moods just create a directory under images/moods/ and place ONLY image files inside of it. The name of the image file represents what the mood is.
Put Related Comics in comic posts?
  
Put Related Posts in blog posts?

  
Add graphic calendar to blog posts?

Enabling this option will display a calendar image on your posts.
  
Display a gravatar of the post author on blog posts?

Enabling this option will show a gravatar of the post author based on the authors email.
  
Add graphic calendar to comic posts?

Enabling this option will display a calendar image on your posts.
  
Display a gravatar of the post author on comic posts?

Enabling this option will show a gravatar of the post author based on the authors email.
  
Disable showing categories in posts?

  
Disable showing tags in posts?

  
Enable Custom Image Header panel?

Setting to "Yes" will set a new option in your Dashboard -> Appearance menu.
  
Header Image Height

Set the height of the image you want to use in the Custom Image Header panel.
Header Image Width

Set the width of the image you want to use in the Custom Image Header panel.
The Standard and V styles use 760 px width, while the 3C, GN and V3C use 980 px width. This is configurable in case you set the #page, #page-width widths in the CSS to something different than the default while using the Custom Header panel.
Paypal Email Address*

The Email address you registered with Paypal and that your store is associated with.
Url Page of the Template*

The URL address to which you associated the buy print template.
Print Cost (US/Canada)

How much does a print cost for people in the United State and Canada?
Shipping Cost (US/Canada)

Print Cost (International)

How much does a print cost for people *NOT* in the United States and Canda (International)
Shipping Cost (International)

ComicPress , created by Tyler Martin, with John Bintz and Philip M. Hofer (Frumph)
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