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2012 Theme Update - Lets go mobile

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hiya guys
happy 2012 to all WPMU DEV members.
the following themes had been updated to latest WordPress 3.3. and BuddyPress 1.5.2 and BBPress 2.0 compatible.

they are also updated with css3 media query for mobile view on ipad, iphone or any other smartphone.

Updated Themes:
- WPMU Nelo (now BuddyPress compatible)
- WPMU Triden (now BuddyPress compatible)
- WPMU Dixi (now BuddyPress compatible)
- BuddyPress Corporate
- BuddyPress Community
- BuddyPress Fun
- BuddyPress Social
- Edu Clean
- Blogsmu

as usual any issue found just post them in forums...cheers

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Elite

Good news. I'll have to try them out again :)

Elite

thanks that is good news

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Custom

Thanks Richie!

Nelo appears to have been completely rewritten, and I have some questions regarding child theme use:

Should edits to the custom-homepage and other custom page templates go in the root of the child directory as usual? Or do we need to create a child lib/templates/wp-templates directory and put them there?

I notice core theme files in the root directory and page templates in lib/templates so I need some clarification about what goes where in the child theme structure.

Also, please clarify the following:

/* loading child theme css - uncomment below to use child style css - do not add css here, it maybe overwrite when you update your child theme css */

/* @import url('lib/css/child-style.css'); */

Doing this will append the parent stylesheet with any new styles, and overwrite any existing ones right? Do we still need precede any customized existing styles with #custom like we did before?

/* 2187-1325708245 */

Should this be uncommented too, or left as is?

Finally, we had difficulty during the last update and you suggested uploading new theme files, deactivating theme, activating parent theme, then reactivating child theme. Should this still be necessary?

@admins If this belongs in a new topic, please feel free to move it. I've posted here with hopes that Richie might reply quickly and that it may help others updating Nelo. Thanks!

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hi jchjr
yes..some template from theme root originally were move to lib/templates/wp-template/
you can check and compare the template name and moved them there...
you can do this in child theme also.

@child theme css
the parent css now using wp_enque_script to call on the style...when in child theme...the style.css
should not be having any css inside.

if you have any custom css written in child-theme/style.css...try moving them to lib/css/child-style.css renamed from child-style-sample.css

no need to move the @import url() from previous version...just the css added by yourself.

@/* 2187-1325708245 */
whats this?....i didnt see them from my end....is it added by your developer?
should be fine since its on comment out line.

cheers

Elite

Fantastic news! I've just moved into the mobile website business so this has come at the right time. Thanks!

Custom

if you have any custom css written in child-theme/style.css...try moving them to lib/css/child-style.css

Thanks Richie, I've done this and am still experiencing some serious styling issues which I've addressed in more detail here.

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