yellowled wrote:

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.serendipity_plugin_html_nugget ul {
    /* Here be dragons */
}

Nominated to the quote hall of fame!!!! "here be dragons"

yellowled wrote:Added that to the GitHub issue.

YL

Thanks.

I installed the latest snapshot of 2.1-rc2. I am getting that 404 message on contact forms that I think we were seeing in static pages:

Timeline Contact form and Timeline Dynamic Contact form

I updated the Timeline theme on github. It now includes plugin_dynamicform.tpl.

1] is there any way to eliminate these two statements from below the comment field: Enclosing asterisks marks text as bold (*word*), underscore are made via _word_. Standard emoticons like :-) and ;-) are converted to images. Those statements are generated by two event plugins: Markup: Serendipity ...

I was trying to squeeze a few other updates into the theme files... but I will try to upload the THEME files for the contact form plugin modifications.

Don This looks go to me so far I'll test it on my site as soon as it's uploaded I'll assume it will pick up the recaptcha, if enabled? John Recaptcha is introduced via a "hook"... should work just fine. I will try to update github tonight or tomorrow. Make sure you also update your contac...

I committed a change to the contactform plugin... using timeline, this is my latest idea for using the dynamic form: http://www.optional-necessity.com/demo/timeline/pages/contact-dynamic-form.html Submit the form as much as you want - it is assigned to a fake email address. If all looks good, I will...

Its a little more involved than I thought it would be. I started working on a plugin_dynamicform.tpl for timeline earlier today thinking it was10 minutes of effort.... it is not 10 minutes of effort! I will try to finish it tonight or tomorrow then update the timeline theme.

I think s9y offers a lot of options as a generic CMS. Happy to hear it is working out for your needs.

Hey John. YL is correct in everything he mentions. Very easy to code a custom contact form, and I can try to walk you through it.

The other possibility is to use something like cubecart and skin it to match Serendipity I have done this many times... not with cubecart specifically, but other e-commerce platforms. The s9y world is powered by a few different solutions (serendipity itself, phpBB, github) but they are each "s...

John - I think that it is great that you are offering your input. New thoughts and perspectives are always welcome. You might be thinking of Bulletproof, which I think had a footer theme option. We went crazy with theme options in Bulletproof as we explored nearly everything we thought was possible ...

I'm doing Nailed It as a responsive site Is "Nailed It" also a s9y site? so I wanted it to remain a full screen site It would be "full screen" on any device if responsive. I can only modify what is already existing and a lot of the responsive themes/templates look similar to me ...

I do like your content! And I encourage you to explore the responsive themes available in Serendipity as your site development continues. Responsive themes adapt to your visitor's browsers, giving them the best possible viewing experience, which in turn, keeps them returning to your site.