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Older Nov 19, 2009 carrington issue 14 (Patch Submission - Child Themes Capability) commented on - @catherinesings The theme I included isn't for use, only for testing purposes for Alex and the team. @Alex and the team - please consider including this into core in your next update. We're launching a major network -- today -- with this code. ( hint: om :) ) @catherinesings The theme I included isn't for use, only for testing purposes for Alex and the team. @Alex and the team - please consider including this into core in your next update. We're launching a major network -- today -- with this code. ( hint: om :) ) Oct 01, 2009 carrington issue 9 (query_posts not working) commented on - Nice, thanks Alex. Nice, thanks Alex. Aug 30, 2009 carrington issue 14 (Patch Submission - Child Themes Capability) commented on - Here you go, it's pretty straight forward but I added some comments within each template. I used the carrington-blog as the parent. Here you go, it's pretty straight forward but I added some comments within each template. I used the carrington-blog as the parent. Aug 27, 2009 carrington issue 14 (Patch Submission - Child Themes Capability) reported - I have a project that's going to require child themes and since I'd love to use Carrington core for this project I made a patch to the utility within core. My solution is pretty rudimentary, it's basically overriding the CFCT_PATH with STYLESHEETPATH ( used for all non-child themes now ) and if no file exists then it uses the CFCT_PATH ( used for child-themes ). This would allow for a child theme to override templates while utilizing the framework. For example, /header/home.php in the child theme would be picked up if the parent theme either had the same template or the default one (/header/header-default.php). If not acceptable please consider a solution or give me feedback in order for me to improve it. I have a project that's going to require child themes and since I'd love to use Carrington core for this project I made a patch to the utility within core. My solution is pretty rudimentary, it's basically overriding the CFCT_PATH with STYLESHEETPATH ( used for all non-child themes now ) and if no file exists then it uses the CFCT_PATH ( used for child-themes ). This would allow for a child theme to override templates while utilizing the framework. For example, /header/home.php in the child theme would be picked up if the parent theme either had the same template or the default one (/header/header-default.php). If not acceptable please consider a solution or give me feedback in order for me to improve it. Aug 24, 2009 carrington issue 9 (query_posts not working) commented on - I ran into the same issue last week and I tried everything. I'm hoping it gets resolved soon but for now I had to use a count ( $count++; ). I ran into the same issue last week and I tried everything. I'm hoping it gets resolved soon but for now I had to use a count ( $count++; ). Feb 25, 2009 dancameron Starred project carrington

issue 14 (Patch Submission - Child Themes Capability) reported - I have a project that's going to require child themes and since I'd love to use Carrington core for this project I made a patch to the utility within core. My solution is pretty rudimentary, it's basically overriding the CFCT_PATH with STYLESHEETPATH ( used for all non-child themes now ) and if no file exists then it uses the CFCT_PATH ( used for child-themes ). This would allow for a child theme to override templates while utilizing the framework. For example, /header/home.php in the child theme would be picked up if the parent theme either had the same template or the default one (/header/header-default.php). If not acceptable please consider a solution or give me feedback in order for me to improve it.

I have a project that's going to require child themes and since I'd love to use Carrington core for this project I made a patch to the utility within core. My solution is pretty rudimentary, it's basically overriding the CFCT_PATH with STYLESHEETPATH ( used for all non-child themes now ) and if no file exists then it uses the CFCT_PATH ( used for child-themes ). This would allow for a child theme to override templates while utilizing the framework. For example, /header/home.php in the child theme would be picked up if the parent theme either had the same template or the default one (/header/header-default.php). If not acceptable please consider a solution or give me feedback in order for me to improve it.

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