Pro Black
| Instructions: | Template Settings / How to use this template |
| Template author: | Falcon Hive |
| Designer: | TemplateLite |
| Description: | Pro Black is a free blogger template adapted from WordPress with 2 columns, right sidebar and rounded corners. Excellent layout for blogs about personal issues or photography. Download Pro Black for free in BTemplates. |
| Compatible with: | FFIEChrome |
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esse é bem legal…
gostei desse.
Parabéns
Bem legal esse.
Mas soh um problema – nao tem como mudar a foto?
Como muda?
abs
I really love this template but I need to change it again now. I don’t understand why must the POST DATE for every single post must be 17 Apr. That’s something adversing.
cOOLL ! MAY i Change the picture??
yeha, wtf… every date posted is april 17???? how do i edit this
Very different looking!
A data so fica 17 de abril, oque devo fazer para ficar a data certa
Very good template !
But, every date posted is 17 Apr …
how do i edit this ?
Yes, I too noticed every date is April 17. Though I was able to easily change the timestamp to use JavaScript to change the timestamp to retrieve the local date on the user’s computer, all that will do is display the current date, not the date of the actual post. Unfortunately, the only way to create a timestamp is to use a database and a server-side web language. So, although this was my favorite pick, I am going to have to get a new template. This is the code I created to make it display the current date:
var d=new Date();
var timestamp = new Array(2);
timestamp[1] = d.getDate();
timestamp[2] = d.getMonth();
document.write(timestamp[1]);
switch (timestamp[2])
{
case 0: document.write(“Jan”);
break;
case 1: document.write(“Feb”);
break;
case 2: document.write(“Mar”);
break;
case 3: document.write(“Apr”);
break;
case 4: document.write(“May”);
break;
case 5: document.write(“June”);
break;
case 6: document.write(“July”);
break;
case 7: document.write(“Aug”);
break;
case 8: document.write(“Sept”);
break;
case 9: document.write(“Oct”);
break;
case 10: document.write(“Nov”);
break;
case 11: document.write(“Dec”);
break;
}