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Russ - some of your theme specific questions for Clean Blog might be answered here.

thanks!

Do you have any hints how you structured the add-on (caveat for certain files etc)? No worries if you don't have it at hand, I'll look it through otherwise. I'm not really sure what you are asking. However, I have a prototype running on the Timeline demo site now which allows images to be assigned ...

Committed.

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Wed Sep 05, 2018 11:44 pm

Yes, I think that it should still work regardless. But I would not be confident enough to deploy the change to old s9y versions without testing.

Nor would I. Just more of a curiosity question.

I'm about to make this change.... function timeAgoInWords($params, &$smarty) { to this as recommended function timeAgoInWords($params, $smarty) { I realize that changing this in the core means I don't need to worry about it working with older s9y versions, but it should still work in older versions ...

I can provide images in the static pages. If you want to change the header image, perhaps you should consider using Clean Blog. If the timeline look is more important, you could always borrow the code from Clean Blog that provides this functionality and use it in your own customized version of Timel...

Thanks. I'll change it in Cleanblog. I think its in Timeline too, also a core theme.

The core will be changed and will not require a theme change? Am I interpreting your response correctly?

Can the fix be merely what Roger suggested, or does there need to be a conditional test on the php and/or smarty version?

Happy to change this in the core if anyone else can confirm. I use this function in a few themes, so additional input will be greatly appreciated!

What would you do in the event the entry is assigned to more than one category, and each of those categories has custom images?

In your theme's entries.tpl file you can do this:

A small thing: The small top left post-info image on the post's detail page has no class assigned. One would be nice so that it can be resized or set to display:none if it is in the way of the article view. I looked at the theme's template files. On a detailed page view (ie, the full entry page vie...