Nearly nothing, really - the author's name is a link in articles and isn't one in static pages - and at the moment, I am not even aware (and cannot check from here) how static pages are even included in a search by author, so maybe it wouldn't even make sense to make it a link.

Thank you, YL.

So, there is only one visual difference left between how static pages and articles are displayed in Next, and that one is quite negligible.

Looking forward to use 2.02!

First, I do hope I did not give the impression to be demanding, if I did, please accept my apologies. I am really, honestly thankful for S9Y (including the plugins) "as is". On the other hand, I do like to ask here if I notice stuff that seems odd to me, with a special eye on consistency. Sometimes,...

I'm just waiting if you have some more in mind. :) Well, I am not holding anything back, I just have to find the time to have a good look and to write down my thoughts. I am doing the present project for a free church (that's the kind that doesn't get church tax money in Germany) which I belong to,...

OK. The code to supress the pipe character works fine, btw, but I still wonder why it is there in the first place... Another question for Garvin, probably, IIRC you are the one coding the new static pages plugin: What are you going to change? Any idea when you will release? And yes, I know that S9Y ...

yellowled wrote:I'll spare you the dirty details of calculating it (...)

You're a gentleman

(..) unless (this is important to notice!) you change the layout parameters of Next

Not going to, that's what I meant by "standard".

Thanks a lot, will do so.

Ah, yes, thank you.

Thanks.

Timbalu wrote:(...) the lightbox plugin parses entries content only, not sidebars content.

Well, it does parse images in sidebar HTML nuggets, see here http://efg-test.xf1.de/ (upper image provided by plugin_imagesidebar, lower by HTML-Nugget).

Hi, I am using the serendipity_plugin_imagesidebar and serendipity_event_lightbox. The lightbox works fine for images within articles and static pages, but not for those used by imagesidebar. I could of course just use a HTML-nugget to display an image in the sidebar, but I want to use imagesidebar`...

I will use serendipity_plugin_imagesidebar - could you recommend an optimal output width for a standard Next blog, please?

yellowled wrote: A lot of people actually turn off the static page info altogether (in the plugin config).

I am likely having a not so bright moment here, but which setting would that be? I assume by static page info you are refering to the author/date line.

I can confirm the behaviour for Chromium and Firefox on Linux now. Which one, the disappearing hamburger icon? No, the one we talked about last in this thread - the non-disappearing magnifying glass. The text-next-to-hamburger-icon one is solved already. ;-) I only mentioned it to demonstrate that ...

At the moment, the styling of the static pages does not fully agree with the styling of articles. Using the Next theme here: http://efg-test.xf1.de/ the visual differences seem to be the pagetitle h2, which in an article is a link and colored accordingly (even though it only is a link to itself) and...

kybernator, for the record – you do use the WYSIWYG editor, right? Yes And it is in fact active when you edit the head nugget plugin's content (e.g. the touch icon markup)? Yes, IIRC - I just deleted the plugin, could repeat the procedure tomorrow, not today anymore, must do something else right no...

You can use http://realfavicongenerator.net to generate all those icons plus the code, but I assume you already did use that. :) You know me so well. :D If you want to do this easily, though (and maybe risk that some platform don't get the proper favicon, there is a pragmatic alternative . I think ...