cfrazier

Yup. It should be a similar format to Flickr’s RSS, but it should work since you can change the base URL in the options page.

Version 0.31 is now available with the following fixes / additions:

Subtle 0.3

• Fixed bug: Comment form doesn’t render correctly when users aren’t allowed to comment.
• Fixed bug: Footer displayed incorrectly in IE without CSS errors
• Fixed bug: CSS validation issues with bad values
• Fixed bug: Too many HTTP requests for multiple CSS files (nesting issue)
• Rebuilt Photoshop template for wider design
• Rebuilt CSS for wider design, resulting in 1/2 original file size
• Moved all graphics CSS specifications into theme style CSS making the theme more customizable
• Added error messages for file upload in Subtle
• Added better support for uploading header images and resetting the original image
• Added check for <!–more–> tag on home loop, removing "Continue reading" if not found
• Revised the default header graphic
• Revised all prominent background graphics
• Removed Uploaded_Header Theme Style
• Removed extraneous tags and classes

Subtle 0.31

• Added "edit comment" option on comment header
• Fixed bug: 1px misalignment in Internet Explorer
• Fixed bug: Resizing window below 820px would misalign content area
• Added option to show comment count with posts on the home page
• Added Digg, Technorati and Delicious links to posts with option to turn them off

LaBella – I’m so glad it’s working for you! The default install is definitely capable of multiple columns. Probably the easiest way to add new items to the other column is to download WordPress Widgets and use that interface to put new, cool stuff that fits with what you’d like to do. Check them out at:

https://automattic.com/code/widgets/

Ya – I’m aware of the CSS non-validation. It’s a stupid browser hack that, as soon as I figure out why the valid code bugs out, I’ll fix. Until then… no “Valid CSS” badge. ??

mjwood – Who doesn’t love a pun?!?

Also, thanks for bringing that to my attention. Had a couple of typos and some blocks in a span. It’s now fixed in the current download and should validate fine.

If you’re watching this thread, a rather significant update to Subtle has been released. Here’s a list of changes:

• Fixed a nasty Safari / Konqueror error in the header.
• Added initialization scripting for the theme when first installed (it looks better out of the box).
• Added default sidebar stuff for people not using Widgets.
• Fixed various permalink issues – we use ugly URLs consistently now.
• Added a header upload / generator option to the “Current Theme Options” panel. Customizing Subtle couldn’t be easier now.
• Lots of little fixes in the CSS.
• The header photoshop file is now packaged with the theme.

Check out the new Subtle page (with installtion instructions) at:

https://blog.gluedideas.com/downloads/subtle/

Museum – is it a single pixel misalignment that happens when changing the size of the window? I’ve noticed that in IE (has to do with centering calculations) but I didn’t see the same in FF. Which version / platform should I check to match it?

Also – I just tried it on Safari and the footer is riding up into the body text quite a bit. Yet another bug to add to the list.

Thanks everyone! It’s fun to see other people using the theme on their sites.

I noticed, after uploading it to themes.wordpress.net, that I’m missing default values for some important stuff and documentation would be nice too. Looks like I’ve got something to do this weekend.