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Wednesday, January 25. 2006

New Theme - Joshua Tree

This theme was originally based on the excellent 'Joshua' by Hendrik Scholz. It was only meant to be a slight css restyle but it seemed to take on a life of it's own and so became Joshua Tree.

The .zip includes a .psd file of the top banner for customisation. You can download Joshua Tree from my download area.

Posted by David Cummins in Themes at 16:43
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David Magill - #1 - 2006-03-22 23:08 - (Reply)

Hey Dave,

Thank you for creating Joshua Tree. We love it.

I have a problem that I suspect is on my side but I am not sure what it is. I am very green to Serendipity (0.8.2 in this case).

I am getting this error on a fairly fresh install. Over at Godaddy.
Warning: Smarty error: serendipity_smarty_hookplugin: illegal hook 'frontend_footer' in /home/content/s/p/e/speakupdokis/html/serendipity/bundled-libs/Smarty/libs/Smarty.class.php on line 1088

Thank you again, and thank you for your time in all of this.

David

Dave Cummins - #1.1 - 2006-03-24 00:35 - (Reply)

Hi David
Glad you like the theme. It was my first Serendipity theme and I still use it on my own blog - blog.beingadad.info

I think your Godaddy installation problem is more likely to be resolved by Garvin or Judebert (who are far more expert than I) on the forum at

http://www.s9y.org/forums/

You'll find them really helpful. I've seen a number of sites using Joshua tree but I not had any reports of a problem so I'll be interested to see what they say.

Dave

David Magill - #2 - 2006-03-24 07:47 - (Reply)

Thanks Dave!

What a great name!

I will see what the boys and girls at s9y say.

Thank you very much!

David

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