Affected themes: bulletproof, 2k11, next
These themes will use the core method of including the user.css in
serendipity.css starting with 2.0.1. A note has been added to all
three themes' theme options to document that the possibility of a
user.css exists.
References #280
2k15 is basically 2k11, but up to date. Changes include:
- mobile-first CSS
- toggle-style smallscreen nav instead of select menu
- different choice of webfonts
- updated JS assets
- removed some JS cruft (plugins that are no longer necessary)
- reduced visual style (no, it's NOT 'flat design'!)
- simplified layout (number of columns depends on resolution)
- reduced theme options
Note: 2k15 is NOT compatible with the 2k11 user.css generator.
Currently, there is no 2k15 user.css generator. I don't intend
on building one at the moment.
Also note that I do NOT suggest 2k15 should replace 2k11 as the
default or standard theme in s9y.
- Use CSS for odd/even spacing + clearing in browsers that support
it using :nth-child and the new class .dashboard_widget (to
seperate positioning styles from visual styles)
- 'Polyfill' said behaviour for IE 8 using JS
- Adapt hardcoded dashboard sections accordingly
- Add fix for IE 8 where mq_small is not set properly
- New build of oldie.css
References #297
may certainly as well be, to move the s9y_links block on top of all since not getting boxed, see http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=20247
May need follow-up, if we we have a more general dashboard even/odd cycler function to avoid making each hooked-in plugin to reinvent the wheel...!
in case it is used as a copy template, see http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&p=10441860#p10441860
Extra Note by Garvin :)
If you create a custom theme to be used with Serendipity 2.0+, use serendipity_getTemplateFile(..., 'serendipityHTTPPath', true) whenever you reference files that are relevant to the frontend output inside your config.inc.php file. The distinction of Backend and Frontend themes in Serendipity 2.0 will otherwise try to search for a file in the backend-directory of a theme, because the theme configuration screen is displayed within the backend, not the frontend
in case it is used as a copy template, see http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&p=10441860#p10441860
Extra Note by Garvin :)
If you create a custom theme to be used with Serendipity 2.0+, use serendipity_getTemplateFile(..., 'serendipityHTTPPath', true) whenever you reference files that are relevant to the frontend output inside your config.inc.php file. The distinction of Backend and Frontend themes in Serendipity 2.0 will otherwise try to search for a file in the backend-directory of a theme, because the theme configuration screen is displayed within the backend, not the frontend
Due to a regression in how these messages are emitted, these now
need to emit their msg markup in include/admin/images.inc.php or
include/functions_images.inc.php to avoid nested msg containers.
References #287
This is necessary to that all browsers not supporting progress
natively get the CSS needed by the polyfill. It does not affect
browsers that natively support progress.
References #194#279
