Duane Storey // Nov 10, 2008
We’ve just done another minor update to WPtouch based on some feedback from users. The full list of changes are as follows:
- Added support for WordPress image galleries
- Added support for single post page split navigation
- Fixed admin footer links which did not locate WordPress install correctly
- Added basic Google Android support
- Changes in WPtouch admin appearance and styling
- Added donate message in WPtouch admin
- WPtouch now supports WordPress 2.3 or higher
Feel free to head on over to the WPtouch page to download a new version, or use the auto-update mechanism in WordPress. As always, we’d love to hear feedback from our users, and will continue to add new features and functionality going forward.
Dale Mugford // Nov 05, 2008 // no responses yet
We haven't updated our flagship plugin WPtouch in a few weeks, but that doesn't mean we're not working on moving things forward with it. While today is far more historic for entirely different reasons which I'm sure we're all taking in, we wanted to take a moment and share with ...
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Dale Mugford // Oct 05, 2008 // 5 responses
WPtouch 1.4 has been released here on the website and on the official WordPress plugins repository, which means you can upgrade automatically through the WordPress 2.5+ admin panel if you'd like.
This update is meant as a maintenance update, targeting performance, stability, and fixing outstanding bugs with the WPtouch ...
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Dale Mugford // Sep 16, 2008 // 1 response
Google Gears is now out of Beta for Safari, and with that news I decided to install it today and see how it worked with WordPress.
For those who aren't in the know:
"Gears is an open source project that enables more powerful web applications, by adding new features to your web ...
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Dale Mugford // Sep 08, 2008 // 4 responses
Har har! Seriously, the menu issues, effects, and bookmark problems should be resolved. Duane combed over the code tonight and found some parts of it which we did not convert with jQuery no-conflict code.
Though it's not much for a release, it's the kind of bug that's been troublesome for both ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 30, 2008 // 8 responses
We originally thought we'd offer WPtouch 2.0 for sale, as a means by which we could justify the continued development time we'd like to invest in it, and protect it from being stolen and re-sold by others.
We would have offered it at a small fee, and that fee would ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 29, 2008 // no responses yet
We've received many e-mails from users suffering menu issues as of 1.3, when we switched the javascript in WPtouch to jQuery from Prototype.
While much faster and a better platform overall for WPtouch, it is currently causing problems for some users.
The issue lies in having other plugins on our site activated ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 24, 2008 // 4 responses
Happy days! We've ironed out even more bugs with the latest revision to the 1.3 branch, bringing the code corrections, additions and changes to well over the 50+ mark on the 1.2.1 branch in less than a week.
The latest addition has the following notable fixes/changes:
Ability to manually change the header ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 22, 2008 // no responses yet
Ugly, ugly, ugly. Maybe it's the way Apple's been doing things lately that's infected us, or the fact that sleep has been in short supply, but we released the 1.3 branch of WPtouch with some missing screws and bolts.
We hope that everything is shored up now with 1.3.2, so please ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 22, 2008 // 3 responses
We apologize for the nuisance of updating again and again. So instead of just baking the code fix into this point release, we've also done some further optimizations to make it worth the while, bringing the .zip file here on the website to only 211KB!
Bug Squishing
The particular fix we're talking ...
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