Well the weird thing is after going to s9y_200711252342.tar.gz it all seems to be working fine. So I'm not really sure how it fixed itself, because even when downgrading to an earlier version it still works fine.

Edit: I may have figured it out. I think it had to do with me messing up the language ...

Hate to bump an old thread, but what ever happened to the results?

Using the nightly from a couple of days ago it seems to be having a problem with umlauts. It will allow me to enter the text properly, and it previews perfectly, but when I save it, it cuts off at the first umlaut. For example
"Gig Harbor befindet sich an der Washington Staatsstrasse 16. über der ...

Thanks, this is exactly what I needed.

It has been fixed in the latest nightly that I have tried, so no worries

So I was looking at /bulletproof/ tpl files and found index.tpl hold part of what I would use.
<!-- #serendipity_banner: this is the header area. it holds the blog title and -->
<!-- description headlines -->
<div id="serendipity_banner">
<h1><span class="{if $template_option.firbtitle == 'false ...

Ha. Wait.

We can't update the MD5 hashes, because we don't know the passwords of the users. :-)

This is easy - Use a rainbow table! ;-)

Sadly that would take care of almost everyone's password. I agree that it should of course be salted. Though the best thing is for people to use unique ...

I have gone with the subdomain for the same reasons that you mention. In case I want to change things in the future I can still leave blog.mydomain.com in tact so that links don't disappear.

Then you can just rename your 'coming soon' index.html and have a new one that redirects to blog.mydomain ...

When using the bulletproof template how would I go about using definitions from lang_XX.inc.php for my navbar links, title and description?

While trying out the new version of Firefox I tried to create some links with my test server. This didn't work with the WYSIWYG editor as it just ignored the entered text and reopened the window.

Also inserting tables and background color did not seem to work properly. Not saying that this is an ...

Thanks, it seems like a worthy addition, I like the way it turned out.

Williamts99

Thanks for the offer of help, I am pretty sure that I am going to need it. I have no skills in this, but I am going to try to figure it out over time. Hopefully it won't be all that difficult with having the horizontal menu example to start with. Just have to learn how css works.

Thanks again ...

Ok, well I figured out imagemagick, and came up with a plan and implemented it with the following commands
find . -type d -exec mogrify -verbose -monitor -crop +0+50 +repage -crop -15+0 +repage -crop +0-25 +repage -resize 800x600 -quality 70 -format jpg */*.png \;
Then removed the png files with ...

That pack was just the original pictures right from the browser with no editing. I have to play around with imagemagick some more to figure all of that out. Unless someone else knows imagemagick well and knows how to trim a specific amount off of each side of the picture, then resize, and convert to ...

The whole menu system from GRC.com site linked to above is released into the public domain and says that 'This includes IE5.x, IE6, IE7's betas, all old and new Netscapes, Mozillas, Firefoxes (on PC and Linux platforms), Operas, Safari and many other Mac browsers.'

So I think it should work on ...