25Aug/072
Updated blog template
Tonight I installed the Slate template on this blog. It has a neat black and white look, a built-in contact form and an archive function.
A few things needs to be implemented at a later date:
- I left the Search facility disabled, because the style sheet does not integrate it neatly into the look of the rest of the template.
Categories are not shown with the article
Apart from this, I need to fix the fact that comments are disabled by default if I post through ScribeFire (from within Firefox). The XML-RPC interface offered by TextPattern is a lot faster than the one I had with Serendipity, by the way.
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- Should frameworks be allowed to let you down?
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- Language Workbench Competition 2011 / Code Generation 2011
- Which workbench?
- Second IASA Netherlands event and Architecture Core training
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August 25th, 2007 - 12:30
In the mean time I updated the article form, such that categories are now shown on the top right.
August 25th, 2007 - 13:09
Comments fixed, and I found a way to use ScribeFire and still use Textile: simply use the HTML editor of SribeFire instead of the WYSIWYG interface.