Rusty White
By : Ricky. | For SMF 2.0 , SMF 2.0.1
A white color theme with Retro feel. The theme comes with some decent features enhancements, it allows you to add link to your
Facebook page, twitter page, Youtube channel, Flickr page. Ofcourse these can be disabled from the Admin Menu of theme. Theme also comes with beautiful Random header which adds colors to your theme. You can disable random header completely or you can also add your own banner in the header. That customizable header can be used to place advertisement linking to other page or website. You can use that custom header to make special announcement on your forum and on click you can make it to go to detailed thread / page of your forum. This theme also lets you define your custom message in footer copyright.
Other feature of this theme is its
inbuilt Google Plus button, it automatically adds GPlus icon on each page near your "Link Tree / Navigation tree ". You can disable this Google Plus button if you don't want to use it, no coding is required to do it, just do it from Admin Panel.
Also, you can show your own custom random banners, just need to replace themes header images with your own. You can define upto five random images. Since this theme is fluid width theme, you can also set its size as per your need, you can set it to fixed width or variable / fluid width which adjust itself as per screen resolution of client / browser window.
All Features of this theme can be found in :
SMF Admin --> Configuration --> Current Theme (Assuming that rusty white has been selected as overall smf theme on your forum).
Features
- A fluid width theme
- Light colored theme
- Beautiful Header images randomization (can be turned off / on)
- Use own banner instead of random images, optionally you can link banner to other page also
- Allow you add your own logo from them Admin Menu
- Utilizing CSS3 supported by all modern browser
- Allows you to add custom copyright in footer
Some Screenshots
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Note: If Google Plus button is enabled, theme may give validation error.