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A while ago I started converting my Wordpress Mallow 2 theme the update of my original Mallow theme to Habari but didn't really publicise it. Well, I think it's as ready for release as it will be in the short term you can view hMallow 2 here or go get it here.
I also have some plugins for Habari - the now unnecessary DiggBarKiller and hAdminStrip which is also available for Wordpress.
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As you may (or may not if you don't visit often) have noticed this site has been very quiet recently with just the odd post of a photo or 2. Well that is mainly due to my new found hobby of photography since getting my Nikon D40, meeting up with the Portsmouth at Night Flickr group peeps every Wednesday and then more recently purchasing a Nikon D90.
I have finally made the venerable old WordPress Adminstrip, which Brendan had converted to a plugin, available on Wordpress Extend Plugins. This will mean that any updates will get caught by the clever plugin updating system built into Wordpress and that you'll be able to search for it.
This is of course the original version of the Habari version - hadminstrip.
You can see a screen grab here.
What you can deduce from this is that I finally kind of understand SVN and might have to buy Versions to continue. Why oh why are SVN apps so damn complex to use with shocking UIs?. I'd really like to see it work like DropBox, or maybe DropBox could even integrate SVN .. now theres an idea.
Hadminstrip is available here
, its an adaption of my Wordpress Adminstrip plugin and the Habari Habmin bar plugin. Screenshot here (Update here). You can also download a zip archive here.You can see a screen grab here.
Ive been tweaking my Habari install which is based on the K2 theme. It's still very much a work in progress and here's how it stood last night. Im not sure when I might move over to using Habari full time as Id like to fix it so the URLs are the same as this first.
Unsurprisingly it's far more simple than this design and whilst I'll try to keep it that way, I'm sure some AJAXy visual effects will creep in somewhere.