Along with the release of Serendipity v1.2.1 came a new version of Bulletproof, v1.2. It's available for download at /index_serendipity[subpage]=download. (Please note that you do not need to download this release if you have installed or are planning on installing s9y v1.2.1!)
Changes in this release are:
- Fixed: Added missing # to skiplinks so they actually work.
- Added: Selective inserting of skiplinks.
- Fixed: Relocated skiplink anchors to occur just before container instead of within.
- Added: print.css stylesheet for print media.
- Fixed: Sticky entries now use dateformat defined in template options.
- Added: Basic hAtom microformats.
- Added: New class of .author to override formatting applied by address tag for entry author.
- Fixed: Entry_summary now uses dateformat defined in template options. Minor additional styling for entry_summary for better separation between summary entries.
- Added: Class of archive_summary_details.
- Added: Rules of abbr, acronym and new class of help to stylesheets.
- Fixed: Removed hyperlink from contact form.
- Fixed: Relocated frontend_header hook to occur immediately after <title> element.
- Fixed: Corrected typo in plugin_staticpage_searchresults.tpl which was emitting an erroneous '>'.
- Added: AddThis bookmarking widget option.
- Fixed: Livesearch support for navbar quicksearch.
- Added: Container serendipitySideBarTitleEmpty for sidebar items without title.
- Added: Classes and and changed structure of entries_archives.tpl and entries_summary.tpl. Also changed serendipity_Entry_Date from padding to margin.
- Fixed: Revised skiplinks. They use existing ids instead of extra skiplink achors, have a lang attribute so screen reader can identify the language used, and the CSS to hide them from visual browsers has been changed.
- Fixed: Changed 1col layout. Now both sidebars are put into one (right) sidebar sitting below the content column. Items in this sidebar are be floated left.
- Added: theme option to use user.css as an additional stylesheet to override BP colorsets.
Users using BP as their blog's template are strongly encouraged to update to v1.2. Template designers are strongly encouraged to update their BP derivates to this release also.
Major changes will be documented in this blog over the next couple of days (well, might be weeks 
). The BP development team is of course available for short notice support in the s9y forums.
BP is great!
Merry Christmas everbody!
Thanks for reporting this.
I'm sorry, I can't reproduce it either but perhaps clearing templates_c off "compiled" tpl.phps is a good idea.
Log into the serendipity admin. Select Configuration ->paths ->URL to blog. Do you have some excess slashes at the end of that?
I just installed a new project with your fantastic bulletproof template. Now I want to integrate an amazon astore with . Even without showing the sidebars, the shop will be cut of at 60%. How do I fix this?
I also want to integrate a link catalog inside of the blog. The problem will be the same.
Your help is very welcome.
Fiona
Unfortunately, I'm not an "amazon partner", so I can't take a look at the code for that store. I suppose the store code comes with a fixed width ... erm ... wait a minute, now that I have deactivated my ad blocker, I can actually see the astore ... looks perfect in Firefox, so maybe it's an IE problem? Also, is it cut off at 60% of its width or it's height?
Good Lord, the astore is an iframe inserted into a sidebar item with some javacript ... I'd really like to see the code you had to insert to use this. Can you show it to us? (Maybe the s9y forum is better for this.)
I can't get the astore narrower (less width). Amazon gives a iframe code wich looks like this:
Hope my problem is clearer now?
Fiona
I still don't know where in your blog this is supposed to be displayed, though. Does the store have it's own (HTML) page, a static page generated by s9y, or ..? I'm guessing you'd want to put it in a static page generated by s9y, but that would require a minimal #content width of 800px or something.
Currently, you're using the redglossy colorset which has a #wrapper width of 960px. In the bss layout, #content is 60% wide, which means 576px - even in the 2bs layout, #content is only 720px wide in that colorset, so it's not going to work out of the box.
The easy solution would be not to integrate the astore in a s9y page. Just put it into a seperate HTML page with it's own (amazon-like) style. But I guess you don't want that, right?
I would love to have the astore between the header and the footer - just without any Sidebar.
Possible or not?
I seriously doubt this is worth the effort. I'd put the astore code in an external HTML file using the BP stylesheets and layout in that HTML file. That way, you'll have the same look as in the blog, but the page will be "independent" from the blog.
Unless someone else comes up with a better solution ...
And ... do you have a wishlist? Just to say thank you.
Greetz
Sebastian
We don't release a new BP version with a new s9y version by default, although there is probably a new BP in the near future.
However, I strongly suggest to always use the latest version available (which currently is the one shipped with s9y) since it includes the latest changes and layout fixes.