Free Twenty Twelve Child Theme 2012C

If you plan on customizing a free theme, Twenty Twelve would have to be one of the best to go with.

That’s the reason i’ve decided to spend some time and create a free child theme.

This will enable you to add your custom coding without worrying about losing it when you update the Twenty Twelve parent theme.

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What’s Included In 2012C

The 2012C child theme includes the following:

• Everything in Twenty Twelve – Download here (You’ll need this installed first)
• Content Columns
• Colored Content Boxes
• 3 Footer widgets
• Header slider code (Displays after title & before navigation menu)

Content Columns

Simply add the HTML to your HTML/Text editor to display your content in columns.

Colored Content Boxes

Use this code to create content boxes.

Includes 6 colors.

Read Me File

You’ll find a read me file in the download which includes the code for creating the content boxes and content columns if needed.

Header Slider

The slider code for displaying the slider images is ready in the header.php file.

All you need to do to activate it is to install the plugin.

• Install the Easing Slider plugin (Now renamed Nivo Slider Lite)
• Go to the slider settings and set the width at 960px
• Add your images to your media library and paste the image url’s into the slider settings.
• Learn how to use the Slider in different header locations on your home page only.

Important

If you’re not going to install the Nivo slider (Lite) plugin and use it immediately after installation of 2012C, please go to your header.php file and remove the line of code from line 38 (otherwise you may get an error message which won’t be fatal)

Footer Widgets

You’ll find 3 footer widgets have been added to 2012C.

2012C Demo

So what do you think?