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Upcoming Bug Fixes Not Yet Live
Jul. 12th, 2009 10:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
av8rmikeSince it's been quiet around here lately, afuna asked me to look through the change log and compile a list of bug fixes since the last major code push. As ![[staff profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user_staff.png)
mark posted, there will be a major code push tonight, which should include all of these styles-related issues:
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A few other Styles-related news items: We're still soliciting themes for Tabula Rasa to be added as official Dreamwidth styles. Directions are in the linked post. Interested in creating a theme, but don't have a reliable method to test your code, or just don't want to mess about with test journals? The Styles team is working on a "style kit", a downloadable set of pages to which you can apply your stylesheet locally, rather than needing to constantly refresh your browser window. You can read more about it here!
qilin has posted this wonderful guide to filtering certain posts on your Reading page through pure CSS classes. Check it out!
If people are looking for other ways to help out,foxfirefey is looking for some volunteers to work on Styles documentation for the DW wiki.
EDIT: Forgot the link!
That should be all for now, but if I've forgotten anything or you have any questions, please leave a comment!
afuna asked me to look through the change log and compile a list of bug fixes since the last major code push. As mark posted, there will be a major code push tonight, which should include all of these styles-related issues:( Read more... )
A few other Styles-related news items: We're still soliciting themes for Tabula Rasa to be added as official Dreamwidth styles. Directions are in the linked post. Interested in creating a theme, but don't have a reliable method to test your code, or just don't want to mess about with test journals? The Styles team is working on a "style kit", a downloadable set of pages to which you can apply your stylesheet locally, rather than needing to constantly refresh your browser window. You can read more about it here!
qilin has posted this wonderful guide to filtering certain posts on your Reading page through pure CSS classes. Check it out!If people are looking for other ways to help out,
foxfirefey is looking for some volunteers to work on Styles documentation for the DW wiki.EDIT: Forgot the link!
That should be all for now, but if I've forgotten anything or you have any questions, please leave a comment!
