I thought I had better get at it again!
Another one from Pat Heard at Fullahead.
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This site uses the latest SVN version of Textpattern available.
The site is in "Testing" mode.
Currently using Textpattern v4.4.1 r3617.
Also using the <txp:images /> tag along with the TimThumb image-resizing script and the PrettyPhoto jQuery lightbox script.
Admin theme is "Vitraux" - Join the dark side.
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05/31/10
byron
Doesn’t seem to work with 4.20. I get:
Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /home/superstr/public_html/textpattern/include/txp_css.php on line 250
10/29/10
Alex
Hi Alex,
Well “offset” is not used by the theme and it certainly has nothing to do with CSS. I suspect there may be a problem with your installation and not the theme but unless you want to send me a login for your site there isn’t much more that I can say.
stuart (at) thebombsite (dot) com usually gets to me.
10/29/10
Stuart
Hi Stuart,
You’re correct, it’s a php error which is caused by the css parsing. It doesn’t seem to be a critical error. Have you tested the css with version 4.2.0?Line 250 of that file is: list($property,$value) = explode(”:”,$code,2);
So, this error is caused by faulty css, not anything to do with my installation. In fact, validating the CSS via http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
Shows:
119 #title h1 Value Error : font Parse Error
The problem is with this segment right here:
#title h1 { display: inline; font: 700 1em verdana, sans-serif; text-transform: uppercase; color: #222222; background-color: #86E160; background-image: none; font
}
10/30/10
Alex
Oh well spotted Alex. I’ve removed the offending line and re-uploaded the download file. What is odd is that the same fault appeared in the demo site which I leave permanently in “Testing” mode but have never had an error like above. That site uses the latest “SVN” version so it is now nearly at 4.3.0.
Anyway thank you for the “heads-up” on that.
10/30/10
Stuart