Tag Archives: wordpress theme

The Erudite 1.4 Released

June 29, 2009 – 10:52 am

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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The Erudite 1.3 Released

May 27, 2009 – 12:25 am

This release fixes an issue with dis­play­ing ping­backs prop­erly and adds a pref­er­ence for dis­abling the dynamic “Keep Read­ing” func­tion­al­ity on the home­page. I didn’t post about 1.2, but it added a local­iza­tion tem­plate to help non-English writ­ers to trans­late it into their own lan­guage. You can down­load this release over at the project page, […]

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The Erudite 1.1 Released

May 13, 2009 – 7:00 pm

After see­ing The Eru­dite in the wild for a few days, I’ve cleaned a few things up and released v1.1. This is the “who’d have guessed that peo­ple would use it in ways I wouldn’t have guessed” edi­tion. If you’re a writer who wants read­ers, go ahead and down­load it.

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The Erudite WordPress Theme

May 8, 2009 – 1:00 pm

Most Word­Press themes are about more graph­ics, more bling, more spots for ban­ners ads and cus­tomiza­tion out the wazoo. There’s surely a place for some of that. But some peo­ple started blog­ging to, you know, write. The Eru­dite is a Word­Press theme for writ­ers. You can see it in action, or go to the project page […]

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WordPress Themes Directory

July 18, 2008 – 3:30 pm

Today the Word­Press devel­op­ers announced the re-opening of the (long awaited) new and improved WP theme direc­tory. Although some ques­tions remain, this is a very wel­come announcement.

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