The error should be caused by https://www.php.net/manual/en/migration55.new-features.php#migration55.new-features.class-name, available since PHP 5.5. However, voku/simple-cache is one of the dependencies on PHP 7 we use now, so I'd expect this to die anyway sooner rather than later on PHP 5. Are y...

The newest I can upgrade to is 5.6, so I will do that.

Thanks. I am willing to upgrade php, but I have multiple s9y installations behaving just fine with php 5.4. I have s9y installed on multiple domains, and in some cases, installed in multiple folders, such as: http://www.optional-necessity.com/ http://www.optional-necessity.com/demo/kinetic/ http://w...

PHP Version 5.4.19

http://www.optional-necessity.com/demo/ ... hpinfo.php

Hey guys! Its been awhile since I looked at the lastest snapshot, so I uploaded it to the Cleanblog demo site and am now getting the following error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'class' (T_CLASS), expecting identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or '{' or '$' in /PATH/cleanblog/inc...

Added both, along with several more. Will be committing to github later today or tomorrow.

I have not heard of those either, but as I mentioned, to be included, there has to be a font awesome icon for the service.

The Timeline theme has an option to include font awesome social media icons from a pre-populated list. I want to update that list by removing rarely used and/or adding services that are considered current. I don't really do much in the way of social media personally, so I could use some input as to ...

Looks great!

I do not think your goals are complicated. You should be able to modify Timeline to suit your needs.

Mark the entry as "sticky".

I would like to point out that much of how your site appears using Clean Blog will not work if your visitors switch themes because the Clean Blog uses theme-specific options that will not be passed to another theme via a style switcher.

YL has already provided excellent input. The file to edit is, as YL mentioned, index.tpl. You will introduce your image immediately following the <main> element. As YL mentioned, this theme uses the Bootstrap framework, which allows the theme to adapt to the width of the browser. If you introduce an...

Finding time to do another theme is not easy for me these days, but I will try to create a new theme on the next few months.

Can you post a screenshot? Not sure what is extending ''endlessly to the right".