Today we have a very special free WordPress theme release. This is a ported theme, designed by Gerhard of 1234.info and integrated into WordPress by myself. This is the latest release of the famous Multiflex series of templates. The theme has a widgetized sidebar. It has been tested to be compatible with WordPress 2.5. This one has some other very interesting features, which will be detailed below.

WP Multiflex 5 Screenshot
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And now onto the features…

Page List Control

There are two page list displays in the header, one in the top right (below the flag icons) and one in the lower left. Upon activating the theme, you will notice a theme options page, which can control which page items are displayed in each of these page lists.

WP Multiflex 5 Options

You can check off the boxes of the pages you don’t want to display, and choose to order them by title (alphabetically), by date published, or by menu order.

Post Icon Choice

Making use of the several post icons available in the original Multiflex 5 template, a custom field can be defined to set a post icon for a specific post or page. This may be useful in differentiating different types of posts to your readers.

The above custom field values can be used with the icon custom field key. This will change the default post icon to whichever of the above you choose.

WP Multiflex 5 Custom Fields

This is what it would look like if you chose to use the video icon, for example.

WP Multiflex 5 Icons

Of course this is optional. If you do not create an icon custom field for your post, the default icon will be used. This method can also be used on pages.

If you have any support-related issues, I ask that you please post in the theme support forum. Hope you like it.

Update: In regards to the comment below about the header title line length being too short, Gerhard (the designer) has offered a fix. In the mf54_grid.css file, change:
.sitename {width:300px; ..... }
To
.sitename {width:500px; ....... }

I’ve updated the download so any new downloads won’t need this fix.

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