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Update on Get Some! v1.4 and This Just In! v2.4 Release Date

I know WordPress 2.7 has been out for a bit now and I’ve yet to release the newest versions of my Get Some! and This Just In! WordPress themes. The themes are finished and have been submitted for approval to the WordPress theme repository. Unfortunately, the approval process takes a week or so – well, it did last time I submitted themes for approval, it could be a bit longer by now – so they’ll be ready for download as soon as they’re approved.

Why can’t I just post the new theme files for download here? Good question. I did that for the last release, but it only caused problems because I ended up with several versions out there, which turns out to be a tracking nightmare. Also, the WordPress.org has some specific requirements to get themes approved and it’s always possible to miss a thing or two, at which point you have to go back and make changes, increment the version number, and re-submit. So, I don’t want to release versions 1.4 and 2.4 only to have WordPress.org reject my submission, make corrrections, increment the version number, and then end up with four versions of the two themes out there that are all nearly identical. Again, tracking nightmare.

So, please be patient until those get approved. In the meantime, check out the changelogs for each theme below to see what’s new!

This Just In! v2.4 Changelog:

CHANGELOG - v2.4:
#[FIXED] - wrapped masthead in div and edited #masthead and h2#tagline styles to prevent things looking strange when the masthead and tagline take up more than 1 line
#[ADDED] - added <br /> before tags are output so they appear on new line
#[ADDED] - added background color and border to .wp-caption for image captions
#[REMOVED] - removed bottom border from p.wp-caption-text to prevent duplicate bottom border after .wp-caption border
#[CHANGED] - updated spacing and sizing on heading elements
#[CHANGED] - shrunk caption text from .8em to .7em and changed color to #777 to further differentiate captions from regular text
#[CHANGED] - updated pre and code tags
#[ADDED] - added default table styles
#[FIXED] - added bottom margin to first-level sidebar list items
#[FIXED] - added overflow: hidden; to #nav_menu selector to prevent nav tabs overflowing container at certain browser zoom levels
#[FIXED] - added !important to .aligncenter selector's margin-left and margin-right properties to fix problem with images in posts not aligning to center
#[CHANGED] - changed small.attr display property to block and margin-top property to -5px to tuck it in closer to headings
#[ADDED] - added styles for abbr, acronym, and pre selectors
#[ADDED] - added span.code selector for inline code styling
#[ADDED] - added <?php post_class(); ?> to post elements in loop on all templates for WordPress v2.7 post class support
#[ADDED] - added image.php template
#[ADDED] - added links.php template
#[ADDED] - added support for comment threading:
            - renamed comments.php to legacy.comments.php and created new comments.php file
            - added filter in functions.php to check if fancy comments function exists and display correct comments file
            - added "if ( is_singular() ) wp_enqueue_script( 'comment-reply' );" to header to support javascript functionality in comments
            - added <?php comment_id_fields(); ?> before </form> in comments
            - wrapped comment form in div id="respond"
            - replaced <h3 id="respond">Leave a Comment</h3> with <?php comment_form_title( 'Leave a Comment', 'Reply to %s' ); ?>
            - added <div id="cancel-comment-reply"><small>< ?php cancel_comment_reply_link() ?></small></div> just below that to show the cancel leave a comment button
#[CHANGED] - changed password protection check at top of comments file

Get Some! v1.4 Changelog:

CHANGELOG - v1.4:
#[FIXED] - fixed background image so it resized on shorter pages
#[FIXED] - edit header blog title and tagline to scale better
#[ADDED] - added <br /> before tags are output so they appear on new line
#[ADDED] - added background color and border to .wp-caption for image captions
#[REMOVED] - removed bottom border from p.wp-caption-text to prevent duplicate bottom border after .wp-caption border
#[CHANGED] - shrunk caption text from .8em to .7em and changed color to #777 to further differentiate captions from regular text
#[CHANGED] - updated pre and code tags
#[ADDED] - added default table styles
#[FIXED] - added bottom margin to first-level sidebar list items and fixed sidebar link spacing issue
#[FIXED] - added !important to .aligncenter selector's margin-left and margin-right properties to fix problem with images in posts not aligning to center
#[CHANGED] - changed small.attr display property to block and margin-top property to -2px to tuck it in closer to headings
#[ADDED] - added styles for abbr, acronym, and pre selectors
#[ADDED] - added span.code selector for inline code styling
#[CHANGED] - edited sizing on h1 and h2 tags
#[ADDED] - added conditional <?php post_class(); ?> in loop on all templates for v2.7 only (still supports old method)
#[ADDED] - added image.php template
#[ADDED] - added links.php template
#[CHANGED] - renamed comments.php to legacy.comments.php (legacy.comments.php will be called for version prior to 2.7)
#[ADDED] - added filter in functions.php to check if fancy comments function exists and display correct comments file
#[CHANGED] - changed password protection check at top of comments file
#[ADDED] - added "if ( is_singular() ) wp_enqueue_script( 'comment-reply' );" to header to support javascript functionality in comments
#[ADDED] - added <?php comment_id_fields(); ?> before </form> in comments
#[ADDED] - wrapped comment form in div id="respond"
#[ADDED] - replaced <h3 id="respond">Leave a Comment</h3> with <?php comment_form_title( 'Leave a Comment', 'Reply to %s' ); ?>
#[ADDED] - added <div id="cancel-comment-reply"><small>< ?php cancel_comment_reply_link() ?></small></div> form threaded comment cancel button
#[ADDED] - added threaded comment support
 
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4 Comments so far ↓

  1. Peng Zhang says:

    Has the new This Just In been theme been approved?
    On the WP theme directory, This Just In is said to be compatible to 2.6 still. Should that be updated?

  2. Fred says:

    Hello,

    I am using WP v2.6

    I am facing problem with Get Some theme … only the header is displaying the rest of the theme doesn’t show up.

    Is this a known issue? What would be the best solution?

    Cheers


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