Notices tagged with theme
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installing Anjuta - while I love Geany for code ediing (and even Mousepad), it does not have support for version cool integration, and that is what I need now. Plus, I want to aid Eclipse, which I've happily used years ago, but I consider it too heavy-weight for what I'm doing now (#wordpress #theme and #pligin hacking)
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in progress: new #theme for !twister: http://www.humain.es/d/twister-42.jpg by @myleneb
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@expatpaul Well I got a reply from the developer that at first I thought didn't help; then it dawned on me he was referring to hooks that probably should be present inside the form, but which I never saw there when redesigning the form fields (still learning WP internals...) As a quick test I injected the two hooks into my form, and sure enough now it works! I've now turned off the feature again until I can do a better repair of the comment form. :) That's just "more work" now, and not "what the h*** is going on here?" #wordpress #theme #hacking
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it took me forever to figure out why any kind 'Archives' wasn't showing anything; turns out the archive template is catering for almost all 'post types' - except 'standard'. :-/ 'status' is also missing. #bughunting #wordpress #theme now I 'only' have to repair it...
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I am finally beginning to get an idea how this theme is organized - feeling *much* happier now! Building a base structure for my site, and I already have a (small) gallery that I can extend - using a template from my theme and a gallery set up with NextGEN gallery plugin. yay! #wordpress #theme #hacking
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Need a background image for your web design? Hen awesome online background image generator: http://bg.siteorigin.com/ #theme #design
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despite creating a new #theme for SN, I really like that you host it on #gitorious. T H A N K S
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It's not so simple to write a cookie-handling library (one for PHP and one for JavaScript, even) that actually supports the standard - most libraries skimp on support for the finer parts of the standard (such as when and how to use the 'secure' flag). I even found a widely-quoted JavaScript version that 'forgets' about encoding/decoding. And then there's the fact that JavaScript's encoding is not compatible with PHP's encodig (which closer matches the standard), so some extra 'translation' is needed. ugh. #gettingthere #theme #hacking #ineedadrink
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@howcanuhavemyusername not yet... (though I want to try it out for some things at least) - that's *another* thing that takes time! Currently #piwigo and my #theme are my top priority right now, and I need to concentrate on that or it will never get finished #iknowmyself
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oh, what fun! I need to create and read (the same) cookies by both PHP and JavaScript. PHP automatically encodes - but encode/decode functions in PHP and JavaScript are NOT compatible. A great page to help understand this and test: http://www.the-art-of-web.com/javascript/escape/ #theme #hacking
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how weird: PHP has had a gzencode() function since version 4.0.4 but teh inverse gzdecode() has only been added in version 5.4 - so, I'd better not use that in my #theme ;) gzdeflate()-gzinflate() should do just fine
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OK, I have now worked for about 2 days on a single button - not really, but the (intended) behavior of the button is implemented incorrectly (so a page reload behaves like a button click!). So I'm using this as a model for implementing (JavaScript-independent!) 'toggle' buttons (of course I can add a JS layer once that works, for smoother operation). Now that I have analysed and understood all of that, and created the beginning of a URL-manipulation library, I can set about actually implementing correctly-working toggle buttons :D #theme #hacking #piwigo #butfirstabreak
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@vanden been? from worst to slowly better... and having fun right now making (#hacking) my own #theme for #piwigo (work-in-progress - occasionally broken - here: http://pwg.unsim.pl/): good project to make it through the dark of winter. My chapeau is reserved for when I can set up my own instance (but photo site comes first).