Overall Grade: B-
Theme URI: http://www.refueled.net/wordpress-themes
Description: “Ad Clerum” is a Latin phrase which means: “To the clergy.” Perfect theme for churches or other non-profits.  Free support is offered through our Forums.
Version: 1.5
Author: Refueled
Author URI: http://www.refueled.net
Widget-aware: Yes
Shows tagline: Yes
Shows counts: No
Hierarchical categories: Sort of
Things I like:
  • Very clean look.
  • Good contrast.
  • Posts are separated from one another by horizontal lines so the eye is naturally drawn to the boundaries of each post.
  • Graphics at the top are very attractive.
  • Tagline is displayed.
  • Links to pages are displayed in the header.
  • Nice amount of meta information is displayed.
  • Lists are displayed with markers properly.
  • Blockquotes are displayed very nicely with boxes and shading.
  • Hover shading over a link.
Problems:
  • Hierarchical categories are not displayed correctly.  Subcategories are not indented and there is too much space between the subcategory and the next non-child category.
  • Text in search box is a nice touch, but if you click in it and then click away it doesn’t come back.
  • Once theme is selected and displayed, the tab in IE7 will always show that icon for the home page.  Navigating in a different tab/window works fine.
Things I don’t like:
  • Counts are not displayed.
    • I attempted to display counts with categories but they ended up being displayed on the next line which made the page look very messy.
  • There is quite a bit of spaced dedicated to information that would have to be maintained independently from the standard WordPress interface (a bunch of links in the right sidebar).
  • Can’t add comments to pages.
  • Blogroll is not displayed by default.

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