History: Ohia

Ohia trees are the first to take root when lava cools, and the colors of this theme are inspired by the gray lava and red ohia lehua blossoms in Hawaii.

One variation of this theme is that the top bar, containing (if activated) the horizontal menu and search form, is at the page top, above the logo or site title.

As with other *litecss themes, be careful about changing the column widths. In ohia.css,

#c1c2 #wrapper .marginleft {margin-left: 240px} and
#c1c2 #wrapper .marginright {margin-right: 240px}

must have the same px dimension as

#c1c2 #col2 {width: 240px} and
#col3 {margin-left: -240px}

respectively. If one left and/or right figure is changed, the other must be changed to match. As of Tiki 3, these changes can be in a separate CSS file - styles/ohia/custom.css - so ohia.css doesn't have to be modified, and so changes won't be overwritten when the theme files are updated.

Ohia theme files download (for older Tiki versions - Ohia is now included in the Tiki download):

• For Tiki 4 releases
• For Tiki 3 releases
• For Tiki 2 releases.