Kevin Tunis

So after looking at the blog themes this week in each blog folder you have three folders images, scripts and styles. Then you have about, contact, linklist, list, postlist, search and taglist aspx pages. You have a preview.png, a screenshot of what the site looks like. And what should be the two working files  theme.config and themes.master based on this post http://communityserver.org/forums/p/484709/572334.aspx#572334 Ben shows us how to add content to the sidebar. In reading this I was going to add twitter and technorati to my sidebar in the Kid Congo theme. This is where I found a few interesting things, if you rename the themes.master to another name the theme is not affected at all. This is interesting as I thought that the  .master page in ASP.NET 2.0 pretty well set the navigation, color controls for the site in this case the Kid Congo theme. Now if you rename the theme.config, the theme reverts back to the default theme, this makes me think that I need to change the sidebar somewhere else which does not make sense to me.