I’ve bumped The Erudite to version 1.4 today. This release adds the ability to turn off the dynamic header and footer, and adds a few small typographic fixes surrounding the display of nested lists.
You can download this release over at the project page, or from the WP.org themes directory whenever they update it.
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I’m running The Erudite on a WordPressMU install, and it seems to get pretty confused about who the author of posts is. Sometimes it chooses the author who has my ID+1, other times it doesn’t even know whom to choose for an author. Any idea on what might be the issue?
Hi, I am trialling Erudite on this new version and am needing to reduce the wide spacing below the entry content. I am not seeing if it is the Entry Content or Footer/footer Toggle padding or margining. Are you able to advise where I can reduce this wide spacing.
Hi! I was just wondering if you’re planning some updates. Your thems is so good that one always expects some further goodies!
@Maurizio No plans at the moment, as I’ve been quite busy with client work. Hopefully time and inspiration will collide at some point.
i am running erudite now (over from white as milk) and i’m very happy except that i’d like to plug a small image next to the title…how do i do this? (it’s a jpeg) cheers and thanks so much!
ff
sorry - realised you had already covered that comment on images in the header earlier. thanks for this theme - really grows on me all the time. and my readers love it, too.
@finnegan Glad you’re finding it useful in your writing. Good luck with NaNoWriMo!
i’ve got another question - perhaps this one can be answered without too much CSS - where do i change the font (type) of the blog title? cheers! (and thanks for the NaNoWriMo wishes - it’s fun!)
@finnegan have a peek in erudite.css and look for Gill Sans - it’s the title/heading font throughout.
thanks very much for your help - found it. cheers
flawnt
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