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20070210 Saturday February 10, 2007

Upgraded to Roller 3.1-rc3 This site is now running Roller 3.1-rc3. It took me a few hours to upgrade my theme yesterday, but everything appears to be working correctly. Let me know if you see anything that's out of whack. The only thing I don't like so far is how it displays "Main | Next page »" on the main page. I'd rather it not show anything, but this macro is needed to show next/previous links when browsing by date, individual entries, or search results. If nothing else, it seems to me like it should display "« Previous page | Main" since » implies forward in time.

I did make one enhancement to this theme. Now, the colors for the category is shown when viewing a single entry. Before, the colors where only shown when you were viewing a particular category. The new $model objects make this pretty easy to do. Another feature I really like is the "Full Preview" feature. Rather than just previewing the entry in the author screen, you preview how it will actually look with your theme. Just remember to click on Save as Draft before Full Preview or you'll lose your post!

Update: It looks like I spoke too soon when I said everything is working correctly. I'm currently experiencing some feed duplication and category issues. Sorry about that. Posted in Roller at Feb 10 2007, 05:13:55 PM MST 1 Comment

Comments:

I did upgrade to 3.1 from 3.0. All went well without any errors but I can only see two buttons in the Web log editor.

New entry: The Xinha Rich text editor does not display even though it is the choosen editor

I only see 2 buttons 1) Post to webblog 2) Save as Draft
neither of the buttons functions.

Edit entry:

The Xinha Rich text editor does not display even though it is the choosen editor All the buttons does not work except full preview.

I see buttons: 1) Post to webblog 2) Save as Draft 3) Delete Entry, 4) Full preview

Any help you can offer wil be appreciated

Posted by Ndi on May 01, 2007 at 06:15 PM MDT #

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