Introducing Stationery Version 2.0. I’ve been a bit busy working on P302, but finally managed to complete the massive update (or is it upgrade?). The theme should be available shortly, after the guys/girls at Tumblr hit the Approve button. The new version includes full support for semantic HTML5, the latest CSS3 standards, including neat transforms and box-shadows and every imaginable Tumblr feature. It’s still the same clean design and I do hope you’ll enjoy it! Here’s a full list of Release Notes: NEW: Full semantic HTML5 support (including <article>) NEW: CSS3 Animations (very subtle) NEW: Typekit support NEW: Support for custom Background colors NEW: Support for Facebook Like (Page) boxes NEW: Toggle About section NEW: Toggle Search section NEW: Toggle Blog Tools section NEW: Support for changing section Headers NEW: Support for Group Blogs NEW: Toggle Post Author metadata on Group Blogs NEW: Support for Tags NEW: Support for Likes NEW: Support for Latest Tweet NEW: Support for Answer posts NEW: Support for <figure> and <figcaption> NEW: Supports both “Ask a question” and “Submit” UPDATED: Asynchronous Google Analytics support UPDATED: Asynchronous Disqus support UPDATED: Audio Post styling UPDATED: Chat Post styling UPDATED: Now fits better on 1024px screens (iPad anyone?) REMOVED: Elsewhere section (replaced by Tumblr’s Page functionality) The Premium-grade theme will remain free of charge and I do hope you’ll show your support for my “hobby”, once I manage to get my first Premium theme out (secret sauce, but it’s going to be delightfully minimalistic and sweet). Here’s a quick tip to add images with stylized captions into Text posts: <figure> <img src="smith.jpg" alt="Photo: J. Smith" /> <figcaption>Your description goes here</figcaption> </figure> For those of you wondering, where the pre-formatted “Elsewhere” section went; Tumblr now supports creating Pages/Links, which renders my old implementation obsolete. Here’s the full story on that. Update: IE refused to join the party; Modernizr provided the fix.Update: Fixed an issue with Unlisted Youtube vids.

Introducing Stationery Version 2.0. I’ve been a bit busy working on P302, but finally managed to complete the massive update (or is it upgrade?). The theme should be available shortly, after the guys/girls at Tumblr hit the Approve button.

The new version includes full support for semantic HTML5, the latest CSS3 standards, including neat transforms and box-shadows and every imaginable Tumblr feature. It’s still the same clean design and I do hope you’ll enjoy it!

Here’s a full list of Release Notes:

  • NEW: Full semantic HTML5 support (including <article>)
  • NEW: CSS3 Animations (very subtle)
  • NEW: Typekit support
  • NEW: Support for custom Background colors
  • NEW: Support for Facebook Like (Page) boxes
  • NEW: Toggle About section
  • NEW: Toggle Search section
  • NEW: Toggle Blog Tools section
  • NEW: Support for changing section Headers
  • NEW: Support for Group Blogs
  • NEW: Toggle Post Author metadata on Group Blogs
  • NEW: Support for Tags
  • NEW: Support for Likes
  • NEW: Support for Latest Tweet
  • NEW: Support for Answer posts
  • NEW: Support for <figure> and <figcaption>
  • NEW: Supports both “Ask a question” and “Submit”
  • UPDATED: Asynchronous Google Analytics support
  • UPDATED: Asynchronous Disqus support
  • UPDATED: Audio Post styling
  • UPDATED: Chat Post styling
  • UPDATED: Now fits better on 1024px screens (iPad anyone?)
  • REMOVED: Elsewhere section (replaced by Tumblr’s Page functionality)

The Premium-grade theme will remain free of charge and I do hope you’ll show your support for my “hobby”, once I manage to get my first Premium theme out (secret sauce, but it’s going to be delightfully minimalistic and sweet).

Here’s a quick tip to add images with stylized captions into Text posts:

<figure>
    <img src="smith.jpg" alt="Photo: J. Smith" />
    <figcaption>Your description goes here</figcaption>
</figure>

For those of you wondering, where the pre-formatted “Elsewhere” section went; Tumblr now supports creating Pages/Links, which renders my old implementation obsolete. Here’s the full story on that.

Update: IE refused to join the party; Modernizr provided the fix.
Update: Fixed an issue with Unlisted Youtube vids.