Pritlog 0.81 - Final release

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Pritlog 0.81 - Final release

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Started 2 years ago by Prit
Latest reply from codaivenduong

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Prit
Pritlogger

Main changes from the Alpha/Beta:
- Fixed some rough edges
- Option for cleaner Url (removal of index.php)
- Admin panel is easier to navigate
- Switch provided in the code to easily convert it into a Multi-blog platform

Release information can be found at the below link:
http://hardkap.net/pritlog/pmwiki.php?n=Pritlog.Pritlog081

Use this thread or the google code hosting website to report bugs/feedback:
http://code.google.com/p/pritlog/issues/list

Posted 2 years ago #
codaivenduong
Member

Admin Page can't run in IE 8. Check again!

Posted 2 years ago #
Prit
Pritlogger

Hey .. thanks for reporting. I will check this out. Fixing browser incompatibilities have taken me more time than the actual programming work. :)

Posted 2 years ago #
Prit
Pritlogger

This has been fixed. While I was at it, I found another minor bug in the admin page > advanced. This has been fixed too. The package on the server has been updated.

Posted 2 years ago #
codaivenduong
Member

thanks! I'm a newbie! I have a question. I want to make a skin but i can't understand.Can you show me the meaning of any file in skin folder. Thank you!

Posted 2 years ago #
Prit
Pritlogger
The main template files are:
- header.tpl -> Almost everything related to the <HEAD> section of html and includes any references to CSS and javascript files that are to be loaded. Has some mandatory stuff that should not be removed.
- main.tpl -> This file has the overall layout of the rest of the page.
- css/* -> All the CSS files for the template. Main is style.css
Just by modifying these files, you will be able to create a new template. Most of the templates may not need additional modifications.

If you want to modify every small detail of the template, only then you will have to look at the template files in the blocks folder. The file names are mostly named meaningfully so that you can find out which block is represented by each file.

Please give it a try and let me know if you face any difficulties.
Posted 2 years ago #
codaivenduong
Member

thanks! I'm trying

Posted 2 years ago #
codaivenduong
Member

I want to insert a javascrpit typing (and another javascript), where i can insert it?

Posted 2 years ago #
Prit
Pritlogger

Can you please explain what this javascript is doing? Is this is a javascript library - then it can go to the header.tpl in the <HEAD> section. If it is a javascript function or action statement, then you can have it anywhere (header.tpl or body.tpl or even the blocks - depending on what you are doing).

Posted 2 years ago #
codaivenduong
Member

"If it is a javascript function or action statement, then you can have it anywhere (header.tpl or body.tpl or even the blocks - depending on what you are doing)."

That it! Thank you!

Posted 2 years ago #

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