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The Erudite 2.7.7 Released

November 4, 2010 – 11:28 am

At long last: a new release of The Eru­dite that isn’t only avail­able on my site, but also on the WordPress.org theme direc­tory. As I pre­vi­ously wrote, this has been a mas­sive pain in the ass due to the new theme require­ments. 2.7.7 intro­duces an option for page com­ments, which are on by default in […]

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WordPress.org Theme Requirements Are a Drag

September 11, 2010 – 3:06 pm

I tweeted a while ago about my mixed feel­ings about the new WordPress.org theme require­ments. They’ve already bit­ten me on the release of The Eru­dite 2.7.4, which was not approved by the theme direc­tory folks for fail­ing to meet a num­ber of require­ments. High stan­dards are a great thing. Over­all I think that the theme […]

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The Erudite 2.7 Released

June 20, 2010 – 12:58 pm

Word­Press 3.0 was released last week (and there was much rejoic­ing). I received a few bug reports about my inte­gra­tion with the new nav menus — essen­tially if you didn’t have a nav menu in use yet, you’d see a weird extra box in your main menu area. I also did the long-overdue task of combing […]

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The Erudite 2.6.1 Released

May 26, 2010 – 9:14 am

First off, it’s been a wild ride since The Eru­dite was made a fea­tured theme in the WordPress.org themes direc­tory. It went from about 20 down­loads a day to over 200! With it has come an increase in bug reports and a some help with more trans­la­tions. I hope that all of these down­loads means […]

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The Erudite 2.6 released

May 7, 2010 – 10:15 am

The Eru­dite 2.6 has been released. It’s not yet avail­able in the themes repo as I write this, but you can down­load it from the project page. 2.6 includes sup­port for WP 3.0’s new nav menus, which puts you in full con­trol of your header. If you have only one nav menu, it’ll use it. […]

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