maurizio04

Any mods to the date bar is not easy….
The code must also be copied for every kind of display, and having it done only on the home page I don’t know if it will make the overall look worse.

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Just increase the version numeber, starting from 5…..

If I change PHP to version 4 the system crash instead of catching the error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/mhd-01/www.pcwi.it/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/load.php on line 566

Do I have to create a ticket?

No way. Manual install failed:
Your server is running PHP version 5.2.0-8+etch15 but WordPress 3.2-beta2 requires at least 5.2.4.

Any chance to have a more relaxed PHP version check, like “at least 5.2.0”?

Well I have php 5.2.0, i’m just missing a very minus point release.
I’ll try a manual update………

Evolve Advance is not free so it is supported on the author web site.

Anybody knows if the php version test is done by the automatic installer or is it also in the running code?
My host will update PHP probably only after the first dozen complains after the formal release of WP32…..:-(

In 2004?
Ok, it’s time to retire PHP 4….
Regarding IE6 for the dashboard no need to support it but for the user output better not cut it out completely yet…..

Talked to ISP, they will update PHP in 1 or 2 months.
Just for curiosity why was chosen PHP v5.2.4?
Some host have just switched from version 4….

On my testing domain I have no choice, 4.x.x or 5.2.0…
the other site is ok, but never mess up a working site ??

i’ll wait a week to see if the hosting provider will get the news from wordpress users…

Ops…on my test domain site the Php version is 5.2.0 ??
The Php choice setup is from version 4 to version 5…
The normal site has 5.2.17 and 5.3.xx as a choice.
I guess i’ll have to wait to test wp32………

The code is in evolve\library\functions\functions.php

function evolve_copy() {
	$credits = '<p id="copyright" style="margin-top:20px;"><span class="credits" style="float:right;"><a href="https://theme4press.com/evolve/">EvoLve</a> theme by <a href="https://blogatize.net">Blogatize</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp;Powered by <a href="https://www.remarpro.com">WordPress</a></span> <a href="'. home_url() .'">'. get_bloginfo( 'name' ) .'</a><br /><small>'. get_bloginfo( 'description' ) .'</small></p>';
	echo apply_filters( 'evolve_copy', (string) $credits );
}

BTW, this line in custom CSS will fix the search button dropping down…
.widget-content #search-button-box {width:20%;}

I’m totally against having themes with fluid width. It will make too difficult to control the size of the various elements on the screen, unless it is very basic, post area and 1 sidebar.
Targeting the usual 1024px width is better.

@chip
I was talking about the total absence of update of the free Evolve. Every time there is a Pro version of a theme obviously all the new features (and the support) will go to that one.
A single Evolve and a small payment for the support seems to me a better way…..
Anyway if anybody had done custom work on Evolve I’m happy to share mine for free.
-m at https://www.blogma.it