WordPress Theme: Futurosity Aperio Prototype Updated to 0.5

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I’ve updated Futurosity Aperio Prototype to 0.5. This is a quick fix for trackbacks not displaying. If you have edited the template files, all you need to do is replace your old comments.php with the new comments.php file in this version.

Grab the new version from the Futurosity Aperio Prototype page.

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8 Comments

  1. Reyd 02 Apr 08 at 8:23 am | Permalink

    Hello
    thanks for update but error with trackbacks in firefox 1.5 and 2, msie 5, 6 (with more 1 trackback)
    firefox 3 and safari ok
    :(

  2. Robert Ellis 02 Apr 08 at 8:27 am | Permalink

    Reyd, I’m sorry you’re having problems. But I’m going to need some help from an Aperio user to troubleshoot this. And, generally speaking, I don’t go out of my way to support IE 5 and 6. Their numbers keep falling and they’re a nightmare to code for.

    Can anyone else help with this?

  3. Reyd 02 Apr 08 at 8:39 am | Permalink

    I know MSIE is a nightmare ;)

  4. Lars
    Lars
    02 Apr 08 at 9:03 am | Permalink

    I´ve noticed that, since I changed my theme to Aperio, WP_Stats stopped working. I made a quick check a few minutes ago, changing back to my previous theme and clicked a few times on my blogs enties, those showed up in the statistics. It seems Aperio and WP_Stats don´t work together.

    Are you aware of this behaviour, do you have any idea where the problem could be or should I try to fix it?

  5. Robert Ellis 02 Apr 08 at 9:05 am | Permalink

    Lars, I wasn’t aware of any problem with WP_Stats, but I don’t use it. Not sure why it wouldn’t work, but I’d appreciate it if you let us know what you find out if you can fix it. Thanks!

  6. Lars 02 Apr 08 at 1:26 pm | Permalink

    Ups! *g*

    Before the closing BODY-Tag in footer.php, insert the following PHP code:

    wp_footer();

  7. Robert Ellis 02 Apr 08 at 1:28 pm | Permalink

    Thanks, Lars! So easy. I’ll fix this in the next update.

  8. Lars 02 Apr 08 at 1:33 pm | Permalink

    wp_footer is used to call lots of plugins. Would make sense to include it.

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