Mallow 1.58, 27-3-5 - - As per Chris’ suggestion, the tabs should render correctly in IE now:
#supernavcontainer
{
font-family: "Lucida Grande", Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 10px;
font-weight: bold;
float: left;
margin-left: 13px;
margin-top: 123px;
text-align: left;

padding: 3px 8px 2px 8px;
} /* top title nav */


#supernav a {
text-decoration: none;
padding: 3px 8px 5px 8px;
} /* top title tabs */


#supernav a:hover {
text-decoration: none;
padding: 3px 8px 2px 8px;
} /* top title tabs hover */


I have also tweaked the Category and Link call on the sidebar so that categories now show subcategories and links show pictures. I cant find how you set the Link call to show the different link categories.

*ARSE* Cannot get this damn code to display properly.

Mallow 1.56, 17-3-5 - Fixed (hopefully) a problem with the serach page for Windows IE where it squashed posts. Changed line 310-311 to this body#home .storycontent, body#archives .storycontent { width: 530px; }

Mallow 1.55, 5-3-5 - Fixed some bits I missed for validation so its not really necessary to update.
In single.php I changed the second id=”content” to id=”commentcontent” and updated the style.css here body#single #content, #commentcontent {
padding-bottom: 10px;
width: 650px;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}
Also in comments.php Ive changed the line here < textarea name="comment" id="comment" cols="80%" rows="10" tabindex="4"> note that that id was commentform but is now comment. Sorry if this breaks any antispam plugins but this is as per the default WP theme.
Ive also found some odd behaviour with the comment form as Id altered it (sort of a combination of Mallow and the default WP theme) so I have taken the comment form lock-stock from default and dropped it into Mallow.

*Err oops!* Ok, well now Im VERY confused. When Im logged in as me, my comments get refused as spam .. testing….
Well it works on my local host with Spaminator enabled … hmm Odd
Right, if I change the theme to default that ALSO gets reject as spam, but if Im not logged in its fine, if anyone has any ideas id be intrigued.

*Oops pt 2* Well I was using an older version of Kittens Spaminator with my live site than with my local host so fingers crossed thats it

just thought Id mention that Mallow _out of the box_ validates for both CSS and XHTML. I know its not a *major* thing, but for themes you plan to distribute I think its just _good practice_.

Mallow 1.54, 18-2-5 - The comment form (Name, Mail and Website parts) are now set up as per the default WP 1.5 theme (Kubrick). Ive have set some CSS which should prevent images which are too wide from going over the sidebar, as per usual this is adapted from Kubrick.

1.531, 13-2-5 - I noticed that the background image in #topimage was best aligned center top.

Tinal has done a very nice adaption of Mallow called Illuminati.

*Update:* Best have a link directly to the theme hey?

Its gone

Mallow 1.53, 5-2-5 - As suggested by Brendan Borlase

In the style.css file, about 75% of the way down, there is a style setting for the comment form.

It currently looks like this:
#commentform #name, #commentform #email, #commentform #url, #commentform textarea {

It _should_ look like this:
#commentform #author, #commentform #email, #commentform #url, #commentform textarea {

As the php comment form refers to the comment poster by “author” rather than by “name”.

This is now fixed.

Ive sneaked out a 1.531 update (Its *very very* minor).

Mallow 1.52, 22-1-5 - Changed font colours from lightgray and dimgray to HEX equivalents as suggested by Mikkel Tscherning, this should ensure the CSS validates.

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Mallow 1.12, 5-1-5 - As suggested by h0bbel Ive changed the spam form id from ‘comment’ to ‘commentform’, this should fix any problems anyone may have with SpamKarma.

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The new nightly WordPress 1.5 slightly alters the way it references include files in the template (sidebars etc). Im not sure its worth altering Mallow yet as it seems to work fine, but Ill have a dig into the new code at some point.

I should really slow down the releases of Mallow though as Its probably quite annoying if you _actually_ update with each version. Hopefully my Read Me changelog makes it clearish what ive done so you can chose to ignore the latest if you like. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) I like to upload each minor amend (within reason) as I dont see the point in keeping them to myself.

Mallow 1.1, 31-12-4 - Definitely worthy of v1.1 I think (infact probably overdue). I have fixed the problem in IE with story titles and meta after the first post having the line cut short so they run on multiple lines. I think it was some kind of stupid IE CSS thing as I have had to reset them back to pixel widths, percentage just didnt work.

*EDIT:* Err, ok, that probably should have been v1.0 but nevermind.

Mallow 1.09, 29-12-4 - Separated track/pingbacks from comments thanks to code sent by Joen.

So lets see if I can ping Mallow.

Mallow 1.08, 24-12-4 - More CSS tweakage - mainly calendar, also link to Kubrick is just ‘#’ as I think that signifies _’cite’_ or _’credit’_, oh and the link to _’Matthew’_ now goes to the Mallow home page. Finally, posts with pics in them, aligned left or right _should not_ funk up the rest of the page.

Mallow 1.07, 21-12-4 - Tweaked CSS, changed some widths from px to %.

*Oh so soon?* Yes, hopefully this plays better with IE in Windows now, but it *did* look fine in Virtual PC, WinXP, SP2, IE6 point something at my end.

Mallow 1.06, 21-12-4 - Added calendar.

Should I set up CSS for a calendar in Mallow? I find a calendar more than useless so Ive not bothered but I wonder if anyone would like it?

1.04, 17-12-4 - Added a nice little feature, in a post put

And itll be nicely highlighted.

ala

See a working Mallow example and another

-Adapted- Stolen from a nice idea by Fernando. Go there for more information, and you can also see the pros and conns of class v id.