After selecting my newest `free` theme here at WordPress.com:
Sandbox 0.6.1 by Andy Skelton & Scott Allan Wallick
A theme with powerful, semantic CSS selectors and the ability to add new skins.
Tags: white, left-sidebar, theme-options, widgets, two-columns, one-column, three-columns, right-sidebar, flexible-width, microformats, rtl-language-support
I made the following changes through my paid CSS stylesheet upgrade.
Since I don’t really care for the `category`, `tags` or `comments` showing for each post entry, I’ve made the following edits:
`body.home .entry-meta,body.archive .entry-meta` {
`visibility:hidden;`
`margin:0 0 4em;`
}`
Other changes to the layout of my weblog were: background-colors to the sidebar, content, header and entry-meta; font -size in percentages; colors for the`a` and `a:hover`; and adjustments to padding, margin, unlisted and listed style types.
What I particularly like about this Sandbox theme is the auto width adjustments for screen resolutions (i.e. 800 by 600 pixels and 1024 by 768 pixels). The overflow for the bottom scroll bar of the internet browser is `hidden`, too.
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