Showing posts with label paris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paris. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Shopping in Paris - Chic Blogger Template

Alrighty here is a very very chic (and French) Blogger template! C'mon, I know you love French things! The pastries! The Shopping! The credit for the header image goes to DaPino Graphics (and is released under creative commons licence - read {here} for more info --- this means don't use this image for commercial purposes, people!). DaPino make some of the most awesome graphics I have seen.

The template has a changeable background colour (changeable from within the "Fonts & Colours" section so you can alter this however you like! I was thinking a bold red would look ace, but have a play with the colours yourself and see what you like.


(click above for a live preview)




Hope you like it! xx

Friday, 20 November 2009

Mode Parisienne Text - now your own text header will show up!

Here is something that I know a few people have wanted and that is the Mode Parisienne blogger template with a plain text header. The original template {here} had a header with text as part of the image.... and I know that it wasn't convenient to everyone involved, so here it is again! This time, with plain text. Buttons were drawn by me (and I do ask that these button images are not used for commercial purposes individually. The template - do what you will with it)!



Please back up your widget data before installing a template!

Thursday, 15 May 2008

Mode Parisienne - free XML blogger template


(click for a live preview)
  • To download the xml template: click here (zip)
  • Preview the site here
  • Need help installing this? Click here
Please note that the buttons were created by me and I do not give anyone permission to use them for any other public/commercial projects, except this blog header. You may not use the buttons in other graphics, on business cards or for digital scrapbooking. You may use them for personal projects with no commercial or public (including internet) purpose.

I have included a PDF with instructions on how to replace the header image - alternatively you can leave it as it is and it will look the same as the live preview (the header will say "Mode Parisienne").