Posted on October 7th, 2008 | by Dan Zappone
I am in the process of testing version 0.8 of FLIR for WP. Assuming all goes well it should be released tomorrow sometime. Here are some of the key changes:
- Updated Facelift to 1.2 release
- Rewrote code for better readability and adherence to code conventions (hopefully)
- Redesigned admin interface to be more logically organized (again, hopefully)
- Added more helpful information to the configuration text.
- Added ability to specify all elements to replace rather than just the few I had.
- For example you can specify something like
h1,h2,div#sidebar ato have your h1, h2 headers and all of the sidebar links replaced.
- For example you can specify something like
- Fixed
config-flir.phpfrom being replaced or not present.
In the meantime you can visit the Facelift Image Replacement (FLIR) for WordPress page for more information.
[...] FLIR for WordPress 0.8.0 — FLIR 0.8.0 release notes WordPress Developer’s Toolbox — An extremely comprehensive list of sites, tools, tutorials, tips and tricks for WordPress developers This site looks awful in IE 6, but FLIR works — A brief bit about FLIR bugs in IE6 Lightbox Plus and FLIR, Projects and Frameworks — Various projects and the like that were pecolating FLIR for WordPress — Announcement for Facelift Image Replacement (FLIR) for WordPress 10 Ways to Save Time While Building a Website — Tips and tricks for expedient web development 14 of the Most Useful Web Design Blogs — Useful links for web designers End of Life for PHP 4 — PHP4 Has reached the end of support Theme Bugs — A bit about some bugs with some of my themes [...]