Releases for Barlow

Release notes

Previous release introduced a "skip to content" link that was not properly hidden, this express release fixes this.

Release notes

Small bugfixes:

* fix some CSS syntax errors detected by firefox (http://drupalcode.org/project/barlow.git/commit/26a4855)
* make <code> blocks look like code (same as <pre>, http://drupalcode.org/project/barlow.git/commit/dc4372f)

Release notes

Small bugfix release.

* #814480: PHP error in comment.tpl.php
* make devel timing output look nicer

Release notes

First release since the maintainership change

bugfixes
* #712074: please remove that silly checkmark
* #419400: user login block removal affects width
* #415486: Site logo does not link to first page

features
* proper footer region: #226249: Footer Blocks are not printing #712044: proper menu block styling in footer
* respect content-type comment title display settings: #347761: Comment subject (title) is not in the theme
* comment display overhaul
* do not display scrollbars in preformatted regions
* #712062: show the year instead of the time for old articles
* #103625: Use semantic markup for the small calendar
* translation: strings outputted by the theme are not fully translatable

Release notes

Updated to Drupal 6.x version. There's some minor changes:

• Using Lucida instead of Arial if available.
• Slightly increased line-height to improve legibility.
• When using both sidebars the page gets wider.
• Added comment controls.

Release notes

• Increased color contrast and saturation
• Made sidebars extend to the full height of the page, with some tricks
• Fixed the missing PHP declaration in block.tpl.php
• Include secondary stylesheets with drupal_add_css to avoid issues with CSS compression
• Made anonymous users names theme less ugly by moving the "not verified" inside a tooltip

Release notes

The CSS has been reorganized: typography and layout styles reside in their own files, while color, borders, images and other "branding" elements are still in style.css.

Now it's much easier to customize and build upon Barlow without touching the original files:

1. create a subdirectory of the theme
2. copy the style.css file inside it
3. change the first two lines, which includes the layout and typography styles, to point to the parent directory by prepending "../" to the path
4. tweak the rest of the stylesheet as much as you like