oldis

Thanks, thats a good idea. Not that it matters much in this case, the postinstall/postupgrade edit is still there. I will see if I can find the contact details and send them an enhancement request.

Let me add that I now have changed the date format mask to include even the day, using
<p class="day"><?php the_time('l j. M Y') ?></p>

It might be helpful to see the whole context of this, so this is the complete PHP-block its found in:

<?php if($post_settings['post_info'] && !get_post_meta($post->ID, 'asides', true)): ?>
     <div class="post-date">
       <p class="day"><?php the_time(__('l j. M Y','mystique')); ?></p>
     </div>

Jens

Bronson Quick:
Thanks for your response!

No, unfortunately that doesn’t do the trick.
As you can see from the above code sample from core.php, they override the setting I have configured in your general settings. I don’t really know why thay haven’t either using that value, or have their own theme preference that can be set.

Anyone else?

PS: Let me add that I am generally really, really impressed with the Mystique theme, and the work thats been put into it by DigitalNature.
This is the only modification I have had to do in core files.
Everything else has been done in their “User CSS” theme preference.

I had the same problem on my site, and fixed it by going from swfobject.js version 2.1 to 2.2. .
2.2 was already installed in my site at
“/wp/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/admin/js/swfobject.js”,
but the one that was called on the generated pages was 2.1 from
“/wp/wp-content/plugins/flash-video-player/swfobject.js”.

Solved it by copying over using this command:
cp /wp/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/admin/js/swfobject.js /wp/wp-content/plugins/flash-video-player/swfobject.js

Hope this helps.
oldis