MistyLook is one among the most downloaded WordPress Themes of all time. While I kept on working on this theme, for adding new features and for adding support for the latest WordPress releases, there are other people who put in their efforts too. Many people contributed to the popularity of this theme. It includes people […]
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Posted by admin on October 31st 2007
Introduction to MistyLook.org
Posted by admin on October 29th 2007
GreenFlower Theme updated for WP 2.3
Green Flower WordPress Theme, has been upgraded to support the latest WordPress version 2.3. Check it out !
Posted by admin on September 25th 2007
WordPress 2.3 – Privacy Issue – My Thoughts
WordPress 2.3 is officially released yesterday and simultaneously a new controversy started brewing as well. New Feature: WordPress 2.3 introduces a new feature called “update notification”. What it does? Whenever you [mostly the administrator of the blog] login to your WordPress installation, It checks the version of WordPress and any plugins you installed and notifies […]
Posted by admin on September 24th 2007
MistyLook 3.5 for WordPress 2.3 and below
As I added support for WordPress 2.3 in the latest version of MistyLook [3.5], I added the function “the_tags()” in index.php and in single.php, without checking for its existence. This has caused the theme to break for earlier versions of WordPress. I did fix it now, and the fixed version is available now. Enjoy!
Posted by admin on August 29th 2007
WordPress 2.3 and MistyLook 3.5
They have released a beta version of WordPress 2.3. I was testing it on my local install and it definitely looks much more promising. Inclusion of “Tags” feature to the core system is one of the major improvements. At the same time, MistyLook 3.4 needed some tweaks for it to work properly in WP 2.3 […]
Posted by admin on August 23rd 2007
“Be Right Back” WordPress Theme
Once in a while, you want to put your blog into a maintenance mode and fix some of the things in the backend. I know there are plugins available like this one, but I use a small custom theme, whenever I want to set my blog into such a mode. I called it a “BRB […]
