Several people have asked about what had happened to the Brian’s Revolution 2 themes…
Apparently, a few weeks after we reported on the open sourcing and public availability of the unveiled Revolution 2 themes for WordPress, there was a change of heart, apparently. All of the links that we described in detail were yanked, with no [...]
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“Hey, where can I download those open sourced Revolution themes? I can’t find them!”
A couple of months ago, I’d posted about the change of heart (and licensing) of the Revolution WordPress themes. Since then, there were certainly plenty of goings-on over at the Revolution theme site, including a “branching” of the regularly supported premium themes [...]
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Yep, folks, just like I mentioned earlier, Javamancy got its scheduled upgrade.
In addition to several color changes, the multimedia box (that’s the “picture box” in upper right hand side) has gotten a few new images that may interest you.
Compared to the previous Javamancy upgrade, this is not as dramatic, but it does provide additional theme [...]
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This is a fairly hefty update to Javamancy on its visual interface (user interface, ‘natch).
As you can see, the UI has changed to a completely different layout, with a dramatic shift in fonts and content placements. Also, there is a new image “rotator” in place.
And, thus far, no advertisements.
There are further UI customizations [...]
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Brian Gardner, of the Revolution premium theme business fame, has announced that he will be placing the Revolution premium themes assets under the GPL open source license, starting November 1, 2008. Based upon the link that Brian included in his post, it appears what he may be referring to GPLv2, not the newer GPLv3.
This is [...]
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“Steve, what are you doing with all those themes? Isn’t one enough?”
Well, sometimes yes, and sometimes no.
I’ve seen some pretty innovative (and sometimes merely pretty) blog themes floating around out there, and I was thinking that it really makes sense to “open up” some of the internal UI testing that Javamancy and other visualization aspects [...]
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I’ve been mildly irritated by the lack of the display of the posts’ time, as well as the lack of the display of the day’s name (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, etc.), in the post header secondary line.
So, in typical Development in Anger fashion, I’ve gone ahead and modified the Cutline 3-Column 1.3 theme I’m currently using [...]
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The Setup
When I set up the blog, I quickly realized that the default theme was too plain, so I rummaged around a bit and came across the Cutline theme. Not bad; in fact, a simple clean appearance. But I noticed that there was a slight problem with a couple of pages: the Archives and the [...]
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