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Andrea Mignolo set one of Andrea Mignolo's replies as an official response to "Wich files change on v.1.0.4" in Mignolo

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 23, 2009 20:23 to the question "Wich files change on v.1.0.4" in Mignolo:

Hey Jordi :)

The files that have changed are header.php, style.css, page.php, single.php and index.php. Most the changes were fairly minor and address various behavior issues that have been found. Specifically, the changes are:

# Title pages revamped to reflect site name
# Paginated posts now supported
# Issue with multiple left float images causing comments and ‘read more’ links to creep into the post area fixed
# Comment support on Pages added

The one thing that you might need to translate is the Paginated posts bit, but perhaps not - I'm not too familiar with how translation works with regard to WordPress. It's something I'd like to learn more about though.

Hope this helps!

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 16, 2009 21:01 to the question "Can't log in to admin now!" in Mignolo:

Hey jdsullivan,

The sidebar for Hanami is widget ready, so if your client needs the meta and log-in information, you can just drag and drop the appropriate widgets into the sidebar according to their needs. I'm happy to hear that you like Hanami!

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 16, 2009 00:49 to the question "Can't log in to admin now!" in Mignolo:

You just need to go to the url where you install wp and tag on wp-login.php. For example: http://yourdomain.com/wp-login.php Let me know if you are still having trouble and we'll go from there :)

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 14, 2009 21:42 to the problem "Oulipo WordPress theme: Links and tag cloud not showing up" in Mignolo:

Hey Bruce! Thanks for taking a look into that... it's good to know about the issue in case it pops up again in the future. Glad you were able to fix it!

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 10, 2009 17:16 to the problem "Oulipo WordPress theme: Links and tag cloud not showing up" in Mignolo:

Hi Bruce - What version of WordPress are you using? Do you have plug-ins installed as well? Are you having the problem on both sites? I just tested Oulipo + widgets on the latest version of WP and everything displayed properly. Any other detailed information about your set-up will help me troubleshoot the problem.

Andrea Mignolo set one of Andrea Mignolo's replies as an official response to "Read More link and right sidebar" in Mignolo

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 10, 2009 17:03 to the question "Read More link and right sidebar" in Mignolo:

Hey Scott-

What browser and OS are you viewing the theme in? Could you send me the link to your site? Taking a look at the live theme and any changes you may have made will help me troubleshoot the problem. Don't worry, we'll fix it :)

Andrea Mignolo replied on March 02, 2009 09:57 to the praise "Good stuff" in Mignolo:

Alan, thanks for the positive feedback, always nice to hear :D

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Andrea Mignolo replied on February 25, 2009 00:48 to the question "Bad Zip" in Mignolo:

Hey Rupert,

That's how it should be downloaded - you'll need to open it up with a text editor that doesn't try to render all the tags so that you can copy and paste the theme directly into Tumblr. What OS are you using? You can also install it directly from the Tumblr theme garden (make sure you logged into Tumblr first) from the list of themes here:

http://www.tumblr.com/themes/recent

Andrea Mignolo set one of Andrea Mignolo's replies as an official response to "Displaying Username and logout in Sidebar" in Mignolo

Andrea Mignolo replied on January 31, 2009 21:57 to the question "Displaying Username and logout in Sidebar" in Mignolo:

Hi Mark,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you!

The sidebar for Oulipo uses a number of conditional statements to display different content on various pages. To display the same content on every page, you'll need to add your code snippet outside of the conditional blocks.

In sidebar.php, add your code block directly below the first two divs, so it would look like this:


<div id="supplementary">
<div class="meta">
<ul>
<li>
<h3>Welcome, <?php global $current_user;
if ( isset($current_user) ) {
echo $current_user?>user_login;
}
?>
</h3>
<?php wp_loginout(); ?>
</li>
</ul>


Be sure to enclose the snippet in an unordered list, since the sidebar styling relies on that structure.

Let me know how this works for you, and if you have any further questions. I'm happy to hear you like Oulipo!

Andrea Mignolo replied on January 26, 2009 06:26 to the question "limiting post length on main page?" in Mignolo:

Hooray, glad to hear!

Andrea Mignolo replied on January 25, 2009 23:14 to the question "limiting post length on main page?" in Mignolo:

How odd... there is a </div> tag missing... I'm not sure if it's caused by one of the plug-ins offsetting the theme or not, but when I inserted another close div tag, the layout righted itself. I did this through Firebug so I'm going to assume this will work the same for you when you edit the theme...

In index.php, towards the bottom, you will see this:

</div> <!-- close entry_content -->

You'll need to add another </div> tag right after it, so it looks like:

</div> <!-- close entry_content -->
</div>

Let me know how it goes!

Andrea Mignolo replied on January 25, 2009 22:10 to the question "limiting post length on main page?" in Mignolo:

Eep! That definitely counts as a bug. Could you tell me what browser, browser version, and what operating system you are using so I can try and duplicate the behavior and fix it?

Thanks!

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Andrea Mignolo set one of Andrea Mignolo's replies as an official response to "limiting post length on main page?" in Mignolo

Andrea Mignolo replied on January 25, 2009 20:17 to the question "limiting post length on main page?" in Mignolo:

Hi James,

There are a couple ways that you can shorten your posts. One is to use the 'more' tag, which you place manually in the post wherever you'd like the split the post. In the visual editor this button looks like two white boxes separated by a blue dotted line, and in the HTML editor the button is labeled 'more'. Whichever editor you use, place the cursor where you'd like to split the post and click the button. Once you'd added the more tag, save your post, and the front page will display only the content before the tag, with a link that says, "Read the rest of this entry".

Conversely, you can edit index.php to shorten the posts on the front page automatically, but there will not be a read more link if you use this method. In index.php find this line:

<?php the_content('» Read the rest of this entry «'); ?>

And change it to:

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>

Andrea Mignolo replied on January 15, 2009 21:13 to the praise "Elegance and Simplicity" in Mignolo:

Ayprel, thanks for the comment! Happy to hear you are using and liking it :)