To avoid being called a plagiarist, here are the credits. Let me know if I miss anything.
Content
All blog posts are written by me. If this is not the case, I mention it in the beginning of the post. All photographs that appear in the posts are also taken by me. Again, if I have borrowed them from anywhere else, I mention it in the post and link to the source whenever possible.
Comments are, of course, left by the readers. Except the ones that are mine. (Duh!)
And despite what you might think, the name of this blog is not inspired by any TV show. Honestly.
Visual look
The current theme is designed by me. Please don’t look into its CSS, it’s horrible!
The juicy picture of apples that you see on every page is taken from stock.xchng. Photographer: Esther Groen.
The cute little balloon, magnifier, and feed icons are from pinvoke. Other images (Ulta Seedha logo and bullets etc.) are created by me.
Let’s get technical
Hosting is provided by Nexus. (I am a poor fellow, you see.)
Blogging platform is WordPress — code is poetry!
There are a few WordPress plugins that I have used for customizing the behaviour of this blog. They are listed below.
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| Akismet | Spam protection! |
| Search Excerpt | Modifies the_excerpt() template code during search to return snippets containing the search phrase. |
| Similar Posts | Displays a list of related posts. |
| Text Filter Suite | Adds advanced text filtering functions which can mangle text in amusing ways. |
If you know WordPress and its plugins, you might want to ask if the above table is generated with the help of some plugin. No, it isn’t. I wrote it down manually. (Yes, I am a nutcase like that!)
The code used for generating list of posts on the archive page is written by me. I didn’t write it as a plugin and instead used the theme’s functions.php file.
Webfonts
The current theme uses webfonts for headings and, more importantly, Urdu posts. (Webfonts refer to fonts which are embedded in websites and thus do not need to be installed on a user’s computer.)
The fonts used are:
Conversion to webfonts from regular font files was done using Font Squirrel’s @font-face Kit Generator.
Miscellaneous
There’s nothing to write down in here, at least for now. 
8 comments
TJ
Oct 3, 2006 at 12:24 am
hi
AamirRaz
Jun 9, 2008 at 1:02 am
hi
Kamran
Jul 6, 2008 at 2:15 am
Man I love the theme! good work!
Saadat
Jul 6, 2008 at 12:05 pm
Thank you, Kamran!
Raahbar
Sep 3, 2008 at 9:21 am
Superb work absolutely. I would like to see .css file for learning some technique.
is it possible?
Saadat
Sep 3, 2008 at 1:06 pm
Raahbar,
Thank you. And yes, you can view the CSS of Ulta Seedha. In fact, you can view the CSS of any website that uses it…
If you are using Firefox, then just install the Web Developer Toolbar add-on (it’s brilliant, and I strongly recommend it if you wish to do web design/development), and click “CSS” > “View CSS”. If, however, you don’t use Firefox, then just view the source of the page you are on, find the path to the CSS file, and then copy and enter it into you browser’s address/location bar. Voila!
Raahbar
Sep 6, 2008 at 3:03 pm
Thanks alot Sa’adat. I’ll try the suggested Add-on
Aminah
Mar 1, 2009 at 2:20 am
I love your layout. if that’s what it is called! I know some css and have created a layout on a WEBSITE. still figuring out the blog version.