S ometime during the last month, our subversion server went down, and left our handy micro theme out in the cold. Poor, poor, inaccessible micro theme. Today, we served up a steaming cup of hot cocoa, and moved from subversion to git. Yes, git, just like the cool kids.

Browse Source

http://github.com/seaofclouds/micro-theme/tree/master

Get Micro Theme

git clone git://github.com/seaofclouds/micro-theme.git

this guide has been a long time coming, and it’s got a long ways to go. for now, it’s a start. and that’s what counts.

text

http://hobix.com/textile/quick.html is your first stop for text

much of the formatting used in this quide makes use of textile. with it, centering paragraphs, creating numbered lists, adding links, emboldening text is a snap. please take a look at the textile guide for specific formatting needs that aren’t covered in this guide.

dropcaps

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T his is what i call a dropcap…

Read the Rest

update: i’ve recently moved from svn to git. you can now clone the micro theme using:

git clone git://github.com/seaofclouds/micro-theme.git

T hanks to bug, justin, jeff and all you micro users out there, the untabbed version of micro has just been updated with a few handy bug fixes. i’ve updated the svn repo with this final 1.0 release:

svn export http://svn.seaofclouds.com/micro/tags/v1.0-b62

users of the tabbed version of the theme will appreciate the forthcoming release, which is currently in svn trunk. during the next few days, i’m looking forward to merging the tabbed and untabbed versions, and collapsing the css hierarchy for easier theming. the seaofclouds site also uses the micro theme, and i’d like to use as much same structure as possible. tabbed users can get the latest and greatest at:

svn export http://svn.seaofclouds.com/micro/trunk

any thoughts or requests for version two?