Tick Different is based on Tarski. Gorgeous colours combine into a dark, rich style—reminds me of expensive chocolate.
WordPress 2.0.5 will be out fairly soon, and as soon as the release version arrives we’ll be testing it to ensure Tarski’s compatibility.
Tags: compatibility, CSS, customisability, modifications, Tick Different, WordPress
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I am running 2.05 and so far Tarski is running perfectly. I have changed the options around to see if their was any issues. So far no problems.
Oh I looked at Tick Different, pretty sweet looking!
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Since you’re working on a new version anyway: It would be really nice to have a language file to spare me the translation by hardcoding. I’d even volunteer for the German version.
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Funny you should mention it, I’ve been working on this today. I agree that it would be great to make localisation easier, it’s been on my to-do list for a couple of months now, I just kept putting it off because it’s such a tedious job.
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Oh great! Here’s another tedious thing to crunch on: The Intypo-Plugin doesn’t seem to reach the footer text. Did I mention, that in all other respects Tarski is a wonderfull something? Well, it’s on my list, really.
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You mean the text you can add through the Tarski Options page, like the ‘About’ text at the bottom of this site? It’s probably to do with
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It’s not the “About” text. It’s the headlines and teasers of the posts appearing in the footer. They seem to be beyond the reach of this typography thing; quotation marks revers to default where they schould turn out » and «. Anyway, you are my hero!
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…phuu – I wasn’t aware that tickdifferent can be found already and is being linked to, as I am still pretty much in developing that thing. Localization into German is not really easy….
Nevermind – good to read you seem to like the look. Thanks for the good Tarski basework.
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It just turned up in our referrers and was so impressive, we had to link to it. :)
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I agree with Andreas on the German version or rather in a complete German language file – I would offer my help as well in translating, if you are interested.
Hans
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