Inanis Glass 1.2 is out to beta testers. If you want to beta test this version, just drop a comment ON THIS POST, or send me a message from my contact page.
Otherwise, take a look at the theme’s home on the blog and check out the new features and stuph.
To be released soon… I hope!
Hey, sorry if this is the wrong place, but I couldn’t find an email address or a specific Inanis post anywhere.
I’ve got your wonderful theme on my website, I was just wondering if there was any way to alter/remove the disclaimer? I don’t have an employer, and I’m not particularly worried about people misintepreting my opinions.
Thank-you!
-Peter
I cannot seem to find a way to change the text message in the disclaimer window in the side bar. And when I did find a shred of an answer, it was emailed to the asker. Please share with everyone how to do this. Thank you very much.
I am in love with the theme btw :)
-Monica
Replied via email.
perfect
Hey when will version 1.2 be out for the general (includes me) ????
A day or two. I’m waiting to hear of any issues from the beta testers.
woohooo thats good news………..
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What about bugs on Firefox or IE6 in 1.1? Are those fixed? Those bugs are:
In Firefox appear some breakings in the left side of the page on scroolling. Also mouse cursor is not visible on comments field, you might guess where it is.
In IE6 appear an error that request to update to IE7, and a pop-up “could not open”.
The Firefox bugs should be fixed. The scrolling issue was caused by having “hidden” elements within the visible viewport. I fixed this by not only hiding the elements, but moving them off the screen.
I am not having issues seeing the mouse cursor on the comments screen. Nothing in the theme *should* affect this, because I haven’t themed the cursors for the comments area. I’ve been wrong before, though. If you could take a screen shot of this happening and send me a message from my contact page (under About Me) so we can exchange emails and you can send me the screen shot, I can look into it.
Now, for Internet Explorer 6. I’m usually a nice guy, but Internet Explorer 6 is ancient and is quickly becoming unusable on the Internet. Its browser share is slowly dwindling. The remaining Internet Explorer 6 issues WILL NOT BE FIXED, because they are too numerous and too time consuming to fix correctly with the time I have allotted. Internet Explorer 6 sucks and people need to replace it with Internet Explorer 7 or Firefox, or get a new computer or something.
The message to upgrade to Internet Explorer 7 or something else will *stay* in versions of the theme that I write. This theme is, however, open source under the GPL, so you can feel free to remove the message, fix the IE6 issues or do whatever you wish, if you feel so inclined. If you or someone you know can fix these issues and has the time to write, basically, a custom version of the theme loaded on the fly JUST for IE6, I say go for it and good luck!
Where is this useroptions.php? Am not able to find it ( or am i getting dumb ;) )
And yeah like ionut said, the firefox bug is still there and in ie8 the “start menu” is empty!
Useroptions.php is in version 1.2. If you downloaded Inanis Glass from anyplace else than here in the past couple of days, you have an earlier version. Jump here and get version 1.2: http://www.inanis.net/blog/index.php/downloads/inanis-glass-wordpress-theme/
Replied to manoj’s second comment via email.
It’s really nice.
how to add aboutme, music like yours on the navigation bar?
thanks.
Hi
I want to thank you for the wordpress theme you made.
I have one question about the toolbar below (Home, About Me…). Is it possible to broaden the width of fields ? “Home”, “About Me” and even “Downloads” are short enough to suit in. But if I want to put wider words, it seems impossible.
Would it be possible to make the fields width changing automatically according to the size of the words ?
Thank you very much for your answer.
Raphael…
I thought about this for Inanis Glass 1.2, but decided against it, mostly because I am a poor programmer.
Changing the width of the buttons below is possible, but it entails a huge chunk of work. The problem is two fold: WordPress makes it hard to modify the contents of a Categories or Pages list, so I have to do some “search-and-replace” magic on WordPress’ output – that is always slow and tends to be buggy. Secondly, I would have to create a custom piece of javascript that determines the exact width of each button and the distance from the left side of each button so that the little hover dealies float centered above each button. If the buttons are fixed width, I don’t have to do this and it makes the page load much faster… not to mention its easier to wrap my head around. It’s easy to do a quick offset calculation if all the fields are the same size.
I will keep it in mind, but don’t expect results. :(
I did not understand everything, but anyway thanks for the answer. I will shorten the size of the words I use or will lower the font size.
Thank you!