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  On August 19, 2010

  Toan Nguyen Minh wrote:

  Testing comment on this theme!

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  On August 21, 2010

  cPoL wrote:

  testing comment form

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  On August 23, 2010

  Chris Raymond wrote:

  There is much to really like about this theme–BUT: when you have the same amount of space above and below a headline, you create “floating heads” which make it hard to discern what text is related to the head. This is not good typographic practice. Simply make the space above a head visibly greater than the space below, and you’ll have hit this out of the park.

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  On August 23, 2010

  Alex Cristache wrote:

  Hi Chris and thanks for your comment. I think you’re right about this. Being stuck on the layout for so long (and without regular feedback) there are certain things that just slip the eye. Thanks for pointing it out, will tweak the CSS for the next update.

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  On October 4, 2010

  Amber wrote:

  I love this theme but I find it odd that the menu is above the title. Is there an easy way to swap them round?

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  On November 10, 2010

  Craig wrote:

  how do you using the “featured header” option with this theme?

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  On November 12, 2010

  Alex Cristache wrote:

  @Amber: Only if you mess around with the CSS and the HTML both. I’d suggest not doing that unless you’re familiar with this kind of coding.

  @Craig: WordPress’ “featured header” option is not available in this theme. Not all themes have to include all available features and considering this is a typography based theme, I went for a typographic header.

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  On January 5, 2011

  Kitchen Butterfly wrote:

  Hi Alex, thanks for your awesome theme, which currently features on my blog!

  I have a few questions though, the first is when I transferred to the theme, indented comments I made in response to readers comments overlapped such that you could not distinguish one comment from the other. How do I address this?

  And the other is how I add an image (like you have) to the author’s profile.

  Thanks again for a great theme. Well done.

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  On January 5, 2011

  Alex Cristache wrote:

  @Kitchen Butterfly:

  I believe the thing with comments could be solved by adding a new instruction in the “style.css” file of the theme. You could try and add the following to the end of the file:

  .comment-list .children { clear: both; }

  Try it and tell me if it works. Originally the theme was not meant to support indented replies, as I personally don’t like messing with the flow of the design.

  Now, the author profile image. That only a gravatar associated with the email address of the post author. So if you register your admin email for Gravatar and associate an image with it, it should show up for you too.

  Good luck.

  PS: You might want to darken the green you use on the theme a bit. The current one makes it really hard to distinguish and read in smaller sizes, links in footer, etc.

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  On January 5, 2011

  Kitchen Butterfly wrote:

  Thank you Alex, I tried it but it didn’t appear to work – I put it at the end of the comment section, and then at the end of the file. It doesn’t matter though ’cause now I have my gravatar image so that’s an alternative fix.

  Also, thanks for the colour intervention , my husband said the same thing about the green and I decided to change it all to black.

  Thanks again for a great theme – hope the fact that I’ve added a banner doesn’t make you cringe……..and have a great 2011!

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  On January 20, 2011

  Kitchen Butterfly wrote:

  Hi Alex, I’d like to discuss you doing some work on this theme for me at Kitchen Butterfly.com.

  Please send me an email so you can give me a quote for making the theme compatible across browsers and some other stuff.

  Thanks, Oz

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  On February 10, 2011

  Macitaly wrote:

  Thanks Alex, I had the same problem with nested comments and the row

  .comment-list .children { clear: both; }

  solved overlapping situation

  There is, in any case another problem on this, in case admin reply to comments, indentation eat progressively characters on the right.
  I partially solved modifying .comment_details, setting float: left: instead right and width 550px instead 650, this allow 3 nested comments, but this is not THE solution.
  So, any idea how to stop indent nested comments after (for example) first one?
  Thanks in advance

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  On February 10, 2011

  Alex Cristache wrote:

  @Kitchen Butterfly: Sorry for replying so late, personal life kept me away from my blog and the themes in general for a long time. Working on getting back into the circuit.

  @Macitaly: Glad it helped you too! As I said, this was not meant to have indented comments, thus there’s no “reply to comment” button in the front end by default. That happens only if you hit reply from the WP comments admin area.

  The reason for this was purely visual, wanted to maintain the linear listing style of comments. But you guys are not the only ones requesting it, so I’m guessing I’m going to give the theme an update, most probably next week.

  Thanks for using Typominima!

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  On February 17, 2011

  Rachel wrote:

  I am having a really difficult time centering my photos in my posts. I am using the blogger editor. I have tried adding a caption, which then normally has the caption on both the side of the photo and below it. Any suggestions?

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  On April 11, 2011

  Kitchen Butterfly wrote:

  Thanks Alex, I’ll now respond to my comments from my dashboard – easy enough to do. Appreciate it.

  And thanks Macitaly – my comments are now nested. Yipee!!!!!! Stunning. Thanks again

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  On April 23, 2011

  Snivellius wrote:

  Hi!
  Great theme, thank you for releasing it for free!
  I’m looking forward for an update, so nested comments are supported. I tried to do it by myself, but never could get it to work on Firefox.

  Thanks in advance

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  On August 14, 2011

  ERin wrote:

  I LOVE this theme and I’ve gotten a lot of great comments about it! I had the same issue with my comments but fixed it with what was said above! Thanks for the great remarks.

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