sp for Habari
Work on/with the
Habari blogging software includes
our own open-source sp theme.
In no particular order, some things sp does for your Habari site:
- Valid HTML 4.01 Strict output.
- Title elements are Google-friendly out of the box, using the Pagename - Sitename convention.
- Microformats support: Entries are hAtom microformatted, including ISO published date, author hCard.
- Individual permalinks for Comments.
- Sensible styling for base elements, courtesy the Boilerplate CSS framework (e.g., tables, all kinds of lists, nary an element unstyled).
- Simple CSS for print media type, and your readers' printers.
- Only one image, 256 bytes (the header shadow gradient).
- Stylesheet includes
.alignleft | .aligncenter | .alignright convenience classes for content image alignment.
- Sidebar plugins supported (all optional): Monthly Archives, Recent Comments, TagCloud.
- Prev/Next post links on single-post views.
Download
- For Habari 0.5.x (old version):
- sp-0.5.tgz - sha1:8e076fe59685a41407703ca394ca1357e75f1714
- For Habari 0.6.x
- sp6.tgz (v6, from git(1) tip 2009-04-18T04:10) - sha1:cd4cf177ee155773a7ffccb9e13073fad5126911
- For the adventurous
- If you're running Habari from svn trunk, you may enjoy sp's git
repository:
git clone git://labs.utopian.net/sp
Credits & License
The visual design of sp is inspired by Jeffrey Allen Hardy's
Scribbish "theme for stuff"
(MIT).
Portions of sp source code are derived from the
Mzingi theme by the Habari Community
(ASL).
Base CSS is provided by the CSS Boilerplate
framework by Nathan Borror
(BSD-like license).
Code derived from Simplish,
sp revisions, and sp new material Copyright © 2009
Utopian.net. All rights reserved. Sp is released
with NO WARRANTY under the terms of the
Apache License, version 2.0.
See the NOTICE
and LICENSE* files in the distribution for details.
Contribute
Comments, suggestions, patch(1)es to Josh, for now.
