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Pingback from ceejayoz.com · Tarski 1.1.2 on May 18, 2006 at 2:21 am
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Enjoy!
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hey guys thanks! in the next release is there able to have sidebar asides as an option?
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Great theme. I’ve been messing around with Taski a bit since first installing it. A change I just made today was changing the doctype to XHTML Transitional rather than Strict. The reason for this is not the fault of you guys. It’s that WordPress still uses tags such as <strike> that have since been deprecated and will allow such tags in comments, etc. I’m not sure what you think about it (since all your code does validate just fine) but thought I’d pass it along.
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To be honest Michael, anyone who’s bothered enough about it validating with deprecated elements like
strikeis, like yourself, probably savvy enough to change the DOCTYPE without too much hassle.I don’t suppose you happen to know why WP uses
strikerather thandel, do you? I never use the WYSIWYG editor, or even the little element-inclusion shortcut buttons, so I tend not to notice things like that. -
Downloading
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wahoo!
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Philip, probably not – I believe there’s a widget for that.
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ok, i’ve been using K2 up to a few days ago and it would be nice if i had a choice, but whatever. I really like the new color on the hovering that is used here.
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Philip, like I said, you do have a choice – there’s a Widget for it.
A bit of Googling turned up Sideblog.
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Fanks guys, I appreciate the time you spend on this :)
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Pingback from Rumore · Tarski 1.1.2 is widgetable on May 18, 2006 at 9:53 pm
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Finished customizing the latest version. Take a look and let me know what you think.
http://monkeypup.com/I love the new functions. I’ve added the img classes to my quicktags buttons, so it’ll never be an issue of remembering code.
This time around, I made sure to use constants.php and a new style sheet, so I will never have an issue with upgrades to the theme. This is a pretty innovative idea, and I love it.
Great work, as always.
Thanks!
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great!!
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Looks good, monkeypup.
Any chance you could post how you added the image classes to the quicktags?
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Anything for you, C-Joz!
The file that controls the quicktags in the posting screen can be found in /wp-includes/js/quicktags.js/
In that file, you’ll see all sorts of code, followed by a long section that has blocks of instructions that look like this:
edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_em'
,'i'
,''
,''
,'i'
);
That one, for example, produces the “i” button that makes text italicized. To add a quicktag, just add a new block between two others. Here are the ones for the image alignments:
Align Left
edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_imgleft'
,'imglft'
,''
,''
);
Align Right
edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_imgright'
,'imgrt'
,''
,''
);
Image Block
edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_imgblock'
,'imgbl'
,''
,''
);
Image Link
edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_imglink'
,'imglnk'
,''
,''
);
The above will add buttons labeled the following (abbreviated to make room for the other qtags) into your posting quicktags:
imglnk, imgbl, imgrt, imgltWhen you have an image to post, put the link in the post body. Highlight it, click the appropriate button, and voila!
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Hoping WordPress didn’t rip out some text there… looking at the e-mail, it doesn’t seem to have.
I’ll give it a shot. Cheers!
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crud. the comment edited some things out..
Here’s a copy you can have to replace your own file with. If you like.
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Thanks for the updated version, Quick Question is there a way to add the site Tagline to the header without jumping into the Header file? I want it to appear below the Page links but above the content.
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There isn’t a way to do that in the current version, no. Might add that to the next version…
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It’s on my to-do list for the next version already, forgot to do it this time round.
You can see roughly what we’re planning to add or change in the Roadmap.
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Pingback from Jesper.thusgaard.com · New theme, with Widgets on May 20, 2006 at 2:34 pm
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I don’t suppose you happen to know why WP uses
strikerather thandel, do you? I never use the WYSIWYG editor, or even the little element-inclusion shortcut buttons, so I tend not to notice things like that.I think they aim to fix it for the 2.1 release but I’m not sure why it’s still there. I had a quick look at the code to see if it was something simple to fix but analysing the WYSIWYG editor looked like it required a little more than the 5 minutes I was prepared to give it. I guess it’ll be fixed soon :)
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Hrm, ok. Thanks for looking into it Michael, much appreciated.
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