Simplish v2.1.11 applies a single CSS change to hide the “search for:” text on the default sidebar search.
Download Simplish version 2.1.11 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
Simplish v2.1.10 makes one change to the styling for pre elements, removing the outline border box.
This release simply serves to get the very-slightly-different code we’ve run since the 2.1.9 release out into daylight.
It has had the benefit of production use and testing up to the latest WordPress svn tip (inclusive of the current release, 2.8.4, of course).
Download Simplish version 2.1.10 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
Simplish 2.1.9 is available, bringing just a few minor updates along on the roughly-monthly schedule:
tpl prefix.Download Simplish version 2.1.9 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
Deleting your existing Simplish install directory and replacing it wholesale, rather than overwriting it, will help prevent any possible template conflicts resulting from the file rename.
A minor update that adds a Swedish, Sweden (sv_SE) localization, adds a few missed strings for translation, and makes more appropriate use of en dash (“–”) rather than the minus (“-”) character.
– entities. Thanks Demetris at op111. (For compatibility, the minus convention is maintained in <title> elements.)Download Simplish version 2.1.8 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
The latest work on Simplish tried to scratch out the last un-gettext’d strings in the theme and finally generate a localization template (.pot file). The internationalization infrastructure is now in place, and Simplish is ready for translation into your language.
2.1.7 ships with a Greek (el) localization provided by Demetris from op111.net. To activate a translated version of the theme, follow these instructions to set your WPLANG and make WordPress run in your locale. If a .mo file for the locale exists in the simplish/languages subdirectory (true only for el right now), the theme will load it.
Download Simplish version 2.1.7 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
To translate Simplish into your language, use the included languages/simplish.pot template to generate a .po file with the letter-encoding for your locale (e.g., fr_FR for the “French, France” locale). Then provide a translation for each string, saving the resulting .po and .mo files in the theme's languages subdirectory.
You can place a pointer to your translated .po file in the comments for inclusion in future versions of Simplish, or send them or a pointer via email. Given demand, we'll add features to the git repo available at git://labs.utopian.net/simplish to make for easier collaboration, but for now, git-format patches to add your translation will certainly be warmly received.
Unlike earlier versions, 2.1.7 uses the built-in WordPress gallery shortcode function instead of a custom version. This enables the settings for number of columns and other layout options that previously didn't work with the custom gallery implementation. Unfortunately, unlike the former sp_vallery() function in Simplish, the core WordPress gallery does not emit valid XHTML.
We expect WordPress's gallery shortcode will be changed to create valid XHTML at some point. Until then, any page/post including an image gallery will be invalid markup, unless a plugin or other workaround is used. The Cleaner Gallery plugin by Justin Tadlock has worked well for us.
prevnextnav.php.sp_vallery() function & don't filter WP core's gallery shortcode._e() and __() macros.-) to avoid issue with context of "at" in multiple languages, in absence of support in themes for gettext "contexts".text-transform: uppercase in archive headings to avoid issue with accented characters in uppercase in many non-English languages.languages/ subdirectory and code to get locale files from there..pot translatable strings template.el.^(po mo) localization files for Greek locale. Thanks Demetris at op111.net.The 2.1.6 release of Simplish contains two fixes for problems discovered in version 2.1.5:
Note that any Simplish ≥ 2.1.5 is compatible only with WordPress versions ≥ 2.7.
Download Simplish version 2.1.6 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
Simplish 2.1.4 is an update to support WordPress 2.7, including the new threaded comments feature.
feed:// typo in (default) sidebar syndication links (thanks eighty4.se).id and class to not have same name (introduce “commentslist”).Download Simplish version 2.1.4 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
1 – Threaded comment support has not yet been added to WordPress-mu, the software this blog and the Simplish Demo run atop. Until it is, you can check out Simplish’s rendition of threaded comments at a test site.
Another little gift for the holiday: Here’s a new production edition of Simplish. This is the one you should be using on your real site, you know, where you don’t run pre-release software like Simplish 2.1.4RC, or WordPress 2.7-beta…
Version 2.1.3 is a tiny update that contains just one change: a contributed header background graphic (thanks to both Anonymous and Demetris) that’s 10x smaller than the original, down from ~2.7 Kilobytes to a super-slender 256 Bytes.
In other words, this update is definitely not a big deal. But it does trim the theme’s only image down to a size smaller than… most of your blog posts, and might help (a very little bit) with bandwidth or page load times if you’re using Simplish on a very-busy site.
Download Simplish version 2.1.3 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.
Simplish version 2.1.5
Simplish 2.1.5 spruces up support for WordPress version 2.7 features, and is only compatible with WordPress versions ≥ 2.7. The changes are focused on complete support for features, removing compatibility code for older WordPress versions, and fixing a few bugs.
post_class()everywhere but the page template</a>that slipped into the 2.1.4 release (validation)ol/ullielements (thanks Demetris @ op111.net)ol/ullielementsNOTICEnote.wp_logout_url()in sidebar logout linkget_search_form()ocomments.phpfile, and much compatibility code fromfunctions.php(removes support for wp < 2.7)wp_list_pages()calls with newwp_page_menu()to allow in-function “Home” linkDownload Simplish version 2.1.5 here, or see it soon in the WordPress themes directory.