wsCorvette is an automotive car theme for Wordpress. This is my first public release theme for Wordpress. wsCorvette is a two column theme and features a unique and attractive design with raised content areas. The theme is adsense and avatar ready and comes with a few popular plugins that make it ready, right out of the box!
wsCorvette is the first in a series of automotive, car, racing and performance themes for Wordpress I plan to release.
For those downloading from themes.wordpress.net and finding a missing background image, I apologise for the inconvenience. I've updated the download in the link below.

On ThemeViewer, this them can be downloaded at wsCorvette Theme.
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[...] wsCorvette un tema de 2 columnas, basado en la automoción de coches para Wordpress. Con un interesante y atractivo diseño y reparto de áreas. El tema esta listo para adsense y avatares, asi como algunos plugins populares. Contiene algunos enlaces patrocinadores. vía: WTC [...]
very great theme,
please tell me where i can disable counts in Categories.
Many thanks
John
Hi John,
In the theme directory, open the sidebar.php file.
Find the line:
< ?php wp_list_cats('sort_column=name&optioncount=1'); ?>and change to:
< ?php wp_list_cats('sort_column=name&optioncount=0'); ?>[...] have a few people to thank for the new look. First up is Wired Studios and their “Corvette” theme. They were also nice enough to help me tweak their CSS to fit my [...]
Great theme. Seems to be a problem with widgets containing javascript, though, like Flickr Widget and MyBlogLog. If I extract the code and embed it in paragraph, unordered list, and list item tags and stick them in a text widget, all works fine. But it kinda kills the whole point of having widgets, doesn’t it?
Anything I can do to make the default behaviour truly widget-friendly???
Hi Brian,
Nice to hear from you and thanks for using the theme. Try adding this to the style.css file for the theme:
.div_wrap_sidebar table { float: left; width: 200px; padding-left: 20px; }That should resolve the issue.
The theme is working great. Just one little tweak I need to make to the widgets in the sidebar.
All of the text in Daiko’s Youtube Widget and the text widget, it is displaying just outside of the widget border. I know I have to change the stylesheet….but I have been playing around with it and I can’t find the line of code.
Thanks,
John
Hi John,
Take a look at the comment to Brian, just above yours. Adding those lines to the theme’s style.css file should solve the problem.
Best of luck,
Wade