Serendipity default theme contest

Friday, January 20. 2006

If you haven't already heard, the developers of serendipity blog are calling for theme submissions for the new milestone release of s9y version 1.

I will be preparing a submission, and look forward to hearing from anyone about what they would like to see in a new default theme. Whilst I have some ideas for the new design, I also understand that if it is going to be the default theme, then it needs to represent all that is good about s9y. If you plan to submit your own entry in the competition, don't be shy, make a comment and let the world know, get some feedback. If you would prefer to watch the contest as it unfolds, please, talk to as many of the designers as you can, either through the serendipity forums or directly through their own websites. Let them know what you're looking for, give them some support and encouragement. Thanks everyone who has already emailed me their suggestions, but keep them coming in.
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  1. Ramnath R Iyer said,

    Sunday, February 26. 2006 at 08:34 (Reply)

    I've been trying out your excellent new S9Y v3.0 theme, and I noticed that there is a slight error - one of the DIV tags on the main page is not closed, so it fails W3C validation. You might want to correct that; it's definitely a problem with the theme rather than the content, because other themes work fine.

    Regards,
    Ramnath R Iyer

  2. Carl Galloway said,

    Sunday, February 26. 2006 at 09:10 (Reply)

    Ramnath thank you,

    A few small changes had to be made to that theme for backwards compatibility with older versions of Serendipity, and I think the div you're referring to was contained within an {if} statement that may have been removed by one of the developers. I'll check that and make corrections to the theme.

    Carl

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