Regulus has been far more popular than I ever imagined it would be. So popular, in fact, that I have already created version 2.0
Changes
Version 2.0 has been created specifically for WordPress version 2.0 (hence the name change) and features a number of new features. From the outside it looks the same, with the exception of the 4 new header images and the extra colour scheme, but underneath it uses the new theme system built directly into wordpress 2.0
- rebuilt admin panel from scratch for wordpress 2.0
- fixed list item colour in content
- fixed get_sidebar not called twice on page.php any more
- fixed search function
- fixed errors with certain plugins that messed up the about box content
- fixed message label repeating css bug in IE
- added reset button to admin panel (for easy uninstall)
- added screenshot (used in wp2.0 only)
- added some fancy little javascript doobries to let you preview style options in the admin panel itself
- added white colour scheme
- added link listing option and styled listings
- added 404 page
- added 4 new header graphics
- changed line-height in css
- changed password protected posts to hide certain objects in the widgets bar if the password is not entered
- swap categories and archives around
- moved admin bar styles to external style sheet
- only display ‘read more’ link if excerpts are used
- option to display post author on individual posts on homepage
- choose between default blog roll listing and the option to display link categories
- made the html validate
- optimised switch.css (reduce download size)
Oh yeah – I fixed a few things in the original version as well so if you are still using wordpress 1.5 then you can update that as well.
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Unless there are any major errors I’m not going to do any more work on the 1.5 version of Regulus. Since version 2 is coming out in the not too distant future, and people aren’t complaining, I don’t think it’s worth continuing. That doesn’t mean it will stop working though – so feel free to keep using it 🙂
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