Codingini is Free and Clean Bludit Theme

We are happy to be back again with a fresh new theme for your Bludit website. This theme is suitable for those of you who don't want to get too excited with colours so we made this simple theme.

We recommend that to use this theme you already use the latest version of Bludit v3.15.0 because this theme has not been tested on lower versions of the latest version of Bludit.

Alright, what's in this theme?

• This theme is responsive so it will work great on both mobile and desktop screens.
• Of course, Bludit technology is SEO friendly and this theme is SEO friendly too.
• There is an author profile on this theme along with the author's name.
• Floating two sides on the article detail page for the topic section and sharing button. These two sections will not appear on mobile display.
• Again, this theme is free for Bludit CMS users.

What should be prepared?

1. Prepare your profile photo size 600x600px or more. Upload it to the "Users" page, select "Username" and "Profile Picture".
2. This theme uses Fontawesome and we don't include their script in this theme, so you have to install your own. (For the position where the script is placed we have made it in the index.php file).
3. This theme also uses Sharethis as a post sharing widget. We also do not provide the script, please use your own script. (For the position where the script is placed we have made it in the index.php file).

How to setup 404 page

This theme has provided a 404.php file, you are only advised to create the error page to handle when the requested page is not available or has been deleted.

Here are the steps to enable the 404 page:

1. Create a page with the title "Error 404". in the content section you can enter this text "It looks like this page was not found" or you can create your own.
2. Click the "Advanced" tab, on "Type" select "Static" and in "Template" enter "404.php" and klik "Save"
3. Select the menu on the "General" in sidebar then click the "Advanced" tab then in the "Page not found" column find the "Error 404" page that you have created
4. Click "Save".