[Archived] Download the Arabic Wordpress Theme I Translated

(This is an archived post, the download links were deleted because the theme is of no use anymore)

I noticed there was some interest for the posts I made about me working on Arabic WP, & the theme I modified, so I decided to make it a bit fancier & upload it for anyone who would need it, I even created a demo blog just for it, who knows I may like translating / modifying themes & make more :D

There's something new I learned BtW, is that if you want to change the info about the theme that shows in the administration panel, you only need to change the first lines of the theme's style sheet style.css, I thought that stuff was hidden in some PHP file, in fact it is partially: the file functions.php contains some lines, & about the style.css file, here is the information you need to fill:
/*
Theme Name: xxx
Description: xxx
Version: x.x
Author: xx xx
Author URI: xxx.xx
*/

Comments

  1. Arabic Wordpress Installation - Translating a Theme | Gettin' GeekMarch 29, 2008 at 3:40 PM

    [...] Edit: Now you can download the theme I modified, check it in this post. [...]

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  2. Installing Arabic Wordpress & Arabic Themes | Gettin' GeekMarch 29, 2008 at 3:42 PM

    [...] Edit: You can now download the theme I modified, check it in this post. [...]

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  3. fadiMay 29, 2008 at 5:49 AM

    thanks

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  4. This Just In Arabic - A New Translated WP Theme | Gettin' GeekJune 26, 2009 at 11:31 AM

    [...] also working on a new version of the Spotlight [...]

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  5. rootsMarch 15, 2010 at 6:23 AM

    Hi there can you help us with a theme which has been modified but it is not complete..it needs to be identical in arabic as it is english, we're half way there but i think there may have been some mistakes made. Many thanks

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  6. MuMuMarch 15, 2010 at 6:49 AM

    Hello, please send me more information to contactmumu[at]gmail.com , I can do it for a small fee :)

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  7. MouMouh47March 18, 2010 at 7:40 AM

    Thanks dude when i have free time i'll do an amazigh translation :d

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