Didactic
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Summary
Didactic is a three-columned, gray-shaded template that's accompanied with a "working" (read: somewhat) version of javascript that creates image captions on-the-fly.
The template really started off as an example for the javascript, which basically takes all images under the "captionate" class and provides captions (using the image titles/alt text). It also adds a subtle drop shadow to these images. Best of all, you loose nothing important if you have javascript turned off (or your browser doesn't support javascript).
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Most of my templates, themes, utilities, and applications are provided free-of-charge. If you find them useful, you can leave me a donation, which will give me more time to work on more free products. :-)
Commercial Use
If you want to use any of the free templates for commercial purposes, the cost is $25 per template per site. Please keep the link in the bottom that says that the template was (originally) designed by me. :-)
Features & Release Notes
January 21, 2007 Didactic Liquid
I had to make a modification to the Didactic template for a client, but the modification went way out. I thought I'd release the intermediate version, since it's sufficiently different from the original.
Demo of the modified template here
Download the modified template here
October 23, 2006
Sreejith R. of GFXedit was nice enough to port my Didactic template over to Wordpress. Thanks Sreejith! Go take a look!
License & Terms
All templates and utilities (unless specified) are released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License, which allows you to use, modify, and redistribute the work in whatever way you wish as long as you do not do so for commercial purpose, and you release the work under a similar license. Please include a link back to my site crediting me for the design/development.
All work is provided "as-is," without warranty of any kind, implied or otherwise. I'm not liable or responsible for anything to do with the work. If you're going to use the work in question, you accept complete responsibility for any consequences. Blah blah blah.