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Hemingway for Wordpress 2.5+

Hemingway is a very popular and influential theme for Wordpress.

This is a port of Hemmingway for Wordpress 2.5 and 2.6.

Please try it and report any bugs found.

• Fully widgetized; 3 bottom sidebars + 1 single post’s sidebar + 1 sub-header “sidebar” support
• Flexible number of posts on the main page (although 2 is recommended)
• User selectable themes (White version of theme and Japanese Cherry Blossom theme are included)
• Option to show full posts (instead of excerpts) on front page
• Gravatars support
• Tagging support

Download: hemingway-2.5.7.zip. (Works with Wordpress 2.5 and 2.6)

TODO:

• No idea. Do you have one? Please share…

2.5.1

Fixed header syntax errors. Added comments option to static pages.

2.5.2

Reimplemented options screen: theme selector and full posts on main page.

2.5.3

4th sidebar for single post page. Showing post author on the post page. Option to display random quotes/taglines under header supporting Random Quote, Stray Random Quotes and Qotd.

2.5.4

Added 5th sidebar for sub-header. Removed separate option for random headlines - use sidebar widget. Descriptive names for sidebars.

2.5.5

Layout fixes.

2.5.6

Fixed page templates. Added Tag Cloud Archive page.

2.5.7

Ported Japanese Cherry Blossom theme as selectable Style Sheet. Added link to change Number of posts on Front page to Options page. Minor whitespace fixes.

1. Marcin April 7th, 2008
   7:45 CEST

   W header.php brakuje frazy “php” w liniI 18:

   Jest:
   style ?>

   Powinno być:

   style; ?>

   Twój serwer nie ma włączonej kompatybilności dla krótkich tagów.
2. smoku April 7th, 2008
   8:53 CEST

   Thanks.
   2.5.1 is on the way (this evening).
3. Oseary April 9th, 2008
   18:08 CEST

   Ahoy! I love the (now) compatible hemingway for 2.5…

   I’ve “tweaked” it a bit on my site (see site link) to add the tag cloud, as well as a few quirky things (non-technical) for my site.

   Any chance you can email me or leave a comment on my site letting me know when the new 2.5.1 is out?

   Thanks again for the great work!
4. Gardner Cole’s Slapdash Jottings of a Virtuoso… » Blog Archive » Hemingway for Wordpress Version 2.5 April 9th, 2008
   18:12 CEST

   [...] you’re interested in using it for your WP 2.5 powered site, please go here and download [...]
5. smoku April 9th, 2008
   23:20 CEST

   You don’t need to tweak the theme to add the tag cloud. This theme fully support widgets, so just add tag cloud widget to one of the sidebars (like I did here).
6. Roberto Mateu April 11th, 2008
   6:03 CEST

   Thanks for the update!

   Finally I can change the_excerpt for the_content and get full posts on the front page.

   Thanks again.
7. smoku April 14th, 2008
   23:45 CEST

   The Options page is done, so version 2.5.2 is out.
8. Oseary April 23rd, 2008
   20:39 CEST

   I’m splittin’ hairs here and I don’t mean to, but I would like to request a feature.

   I’m no coding guru, but I can do minor things like what I’ve done to my site already, but I need to know if it is possible to add an area directly underneath the blog title & tagline, but above the content, so I could put in a “random quotes” kind of thing.

   I really liked having it on my other theme, as it was alreay coded in, but in a totally different theme style.

   Is there any way to do this, or am I just outta luck? If so, is there any way you could coach me through, since it isn’t too tough I don’t think?

   Shoot me a comment or email, and lemme know!
9. Oseary April 24th, 2008
   1:26 CEST

   Thank you kind sir! It goes with this plugin:

   http://www.zombierobot.com/wp-quotes/

   I don’t do anything too special with it, just a quirky bunch of quotes. Thank you so much!
10. Oseary April 24th, 2008
    14:41 CEST

    You’re going to hate me because I’m bugging you lol, but I update to the latest version, and add a text widget to the “subheader” area for widgets with the following code:

    “

    I’ve also tried:

    `’

    With no luck. I get no errors or random code on the page, it’s like it just isn’t pulling a random quote. I of course have the plugin enabled.

    Any ideas?
11. Oseary April 24th, 2008
    14:44 CEST

    Well, that didn’t work on the code pasting:

    Here’s the 1st bit:

    And the second:

    Of course without the space before the ? after the beginning brackets.
12. Oseary April 24th, 2008
    14:45 CEST

    Delete these last three comments, I emailed it to you.
13. Tomasz Sterna April 24th, 2008
    14:49 CEST

    I don’t really know how to put PHP code to the widget.
    I use http://www.italyisfalling.com/stray-random-quotes/ - it has a widget ready to put to the sidebar.
14. Devlin April 27th, 2008
    17:11 CEST

    Hello,

    I’m having a problem with comments since I switched to this theme. One post’s comments are appearing on other posts, and some posts with comments showing none. Upon switching themes, all is returned to normal.

    It seemed like the comment file is cached, but not per-entry.

    If you know a solution, could you please email me about it?

    Thanks,

    Devlin
15. Tomasz Sterna April 27th, 2008
    18:23 CEST

    I do see this problem on your blog.
    But I looked into the main page loop, and it is pretty standard and looks the same as every other theme. And I do not see the issue on this blog. I guess the problem is related to your local installation. Maybe some caching plugin interference?
16. Randy April 28th, 2008
    17:52 CEST

    I had been using the widgetized version of Heminway from Ninja Monkeys!, and I just switched to your Hemingway 2.5. Thank you so much for offering this!

    I have a problem with the widgets that I think is related to the fact that I was using this other theme. I can add widgets to a sidebar just fine, but when I go back to the sidebar (selecting it from the dropdown and clicking “Show”), nothing is there. If I click “Save changes”, the widgets I had previously selected are now gone and replaced with (I think) a default block from the original Hemingway.

    Do you have any ideas?

    Thanks,
    ~randy
17. Tomasz Sterna April 28th, 2008
    21:39 CEST

    I suspect this is caused by some plugin.
    Try disabling all plugins and see whether it helps. If so, reenable them one by one to find the one causing problems.
18. Tomasz Sterna April 29th, 2008
    11:12 CEST

    The wrong comments count is a common problem after Wordpress 2.5 upgrade.
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/comments-number-restore/ - the solution.
19. ari syarifudin April 30th, 2008
    6:11 CEST

    It’s clean and perfect designs. I love it. Clean, simple, more functional.

    I don’t like with layout positions comment. It break others menu or important thing like Recent post, Recent comment.

    I need that Comment Post form positions near the footer, not in middle.

    For all, it ‘ s great job buddy. Thanks for your idea and developing
20. Tomasz Sterna April 30th, 2008
    8:29 CEST

    I don’t really understand what exact problem you have.
    It looks like you’re experiencing a layout bug. Could you please illustrate it with screenshot?
    Maybe it’s a browser issue. I did test the layout only with Firefox.
21. Devlin April 30th, 2008
    17:19 CEST

    I do see this problem on your blog.
    But I looked into the main page loop, and it is pretty standard and looks the same as every other theme. And I do not see the issue on this blog. I guess the problem is related to your local installation. Maybe some caching plugin interference?

    If I switch to another theme, the comments reappear. Additionally, disabling all of my plugins doesn’t do anything. I wonder what’s up.
22. Randy April 30th, 2008
    17:47 CEST

    Thanks for suggesting disabling plugins; I found the problem and resolved it. (I apologize for not checking that first; I assumed the problem was with the other theme I was using.)

    I really appreciate your efforts in porting this theme.

    I am experiencing a small issue with the columns wrapping in Internet Explorer. (The original Hemingway suffered from this problem.) IE rounds percentages in a way that breaks floated columns. (Here’s a good article about it.) Try resizing the browser to the left and right, and you’ll see that sometimes the final columns gets pushed below the others.

    There is a way to fix this. Hemingway floats all the columns to the left and adds margin to all but the first column to move them a little to the right. They end up taking up 100%, which IE sometimes rounds to a little more than 100%. The trick is to float the final column to the right, not put any margin between the last and the next to last column, and keep the total less than 100%. There will then be an implied margin but it won’t cause the layout to break.

    In short, these are the things you can do to the theme to get it to work:

    1. Add a class of “final” to the third column of the ancillary menu and to the right-hand stories.
    2. Add the following CSS to the stylesheet:

    
#ancillary .final,
#home #primary.twocol-stories .final {float: right; margin: 0;}


    I hope that all made sense. Feel free to contact me if not.
23. Randy April 30th, 2008
    18:11 CEST

    I also see a small bug if only a logged-in users can leave a comment. The last few lines of comments.php looks like this:

    That </code> <em>should</em> be displayed when all the time, so the lines should be switched to this:

    <blockquote><code>
24. Randy April 30th, 2008
    18:14 CEST

    (Well, the comment box mangled my code. I have re-posted with brackets instead of angle brackets.)

    I also see a small bug if only a logged-in users can leave a comment. The last few lines of comments.php looks like this:

    
[/div]
[?php endif; // If registration required and not logged in ?]
[?php endif; // if you delete this the sky will fall on your head ?]


    The [/div] should be displayed when all the time, so the lines should be switched to this:

    
[?php endif; // If registration required and not logged in ?]
[/div]
[?php endif; // if you delete this the sky will fall on your head ?]

25. Tomasz Sterna May 7th, 2008
    14:51 CEST

    Thanks for the layout fix. I’ve applied it to this blog. Could you check if it fixes the layout problem?

    And I do not agree with moving the DIV. DIV id=”comment-form” is enclosed in whole and the move would cut it and dangle the closing /DIV tag.
26. Randy May 9th, 2008
    21:52 CEST

    It looks like you fixed the layout on the ancillary section, with the third column floating right. It works well in IE. I don’t think you made the change on the posts section, though; it looks like you added the “final” class, but the second column is still floating left and having the issue.
27. Randy May 9th, 2008
    21:58 CEST

    Regarding the dangling div, I believe the opening of div is outside that conditional that checks if non-registered users are allowed to comment, while the closing of the div is inside this conditional. I created a test blog to show you the problem. Here’s a link:

    http://apps.randyhoyt.com/test/?p=1

    The footer and ancillary section on this page are not the right color; they are the darker color (#0C0C0C) of the comment box and not the lighter color they are supposed to be (#272727). This is because the comment box div gets opened but never closed when users must be registered to comment. When I log in, the div gets closed properly and the footer and the ancillary section are the correct color — that’s what tipped me off to the fact that the closing div was inside a conditional.
28. Tomasz Sterna May 9th, 2008
    22:30 CEST

    Thanks for the demo.

    I fixed these and released 2.5.5.
29. Jonathan Agyeman Jones May 14th, 2008
    23:01 CEST

    This is great! One request, could you add a style sheet / option that enables posts to be arranged as one a row, rather than two as it currently works on the main page.

    Thanks,
    JJ
30. Alan May 18th, 2008
    2:45 CEST

    Thanks for this
31. Benoit May 20th, 2008
    10:52 CEST

    Where I can modify Flexible number of posts??
32. Benoit May 20th, 2008
    10:58 CEST

    I find! it’s an wordpress options.
33. Dave June 1st, 2008
    19:03 CEST

    You’ve done a really great job.
    Unfortunately all I’m trying to fill the second or third columns with some widgets, every time the widgets remain in the first column. Also disabling all the plugins didn’t help.
    I’m using WordPress 2.5.1.
    I read all the comments, but sorry, I can’t get it running.
    Maybe you have a suggestion.

    Thank you very much for the cool theme.
34. Tomasz Sterna June 2nd, 2008
    10:16 CEST

    On “Widgets” page you need to select “Column 2″, then press “Show” button. When the empty second column widgets sidebar is shown, you then may add widgets to it.
35. Dave June 2nd, 2008
    14:39 CEST

    That was the way I did it. Still all the widgets were placed in the first column. May another idea?
36. Dave June 3rd, 2008
    0:44 CEST

    Sorry. Now it works. After using Firefox (iceweasel) all went just fine. It seems that Konqueror caused the problem.

    Thank you very much once again, for your theme and for your help.
37. Rocker June 20th, 2008
    12:19 CEST

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: post_comments_feed_link() in /home4/rocker82/public_html/blog/wp-content/themes/hemingway-255/single.php on line 48

    You should look live this error here: http://www.davideanastasia.com/?p=223#comments (I will keep the page online only for few hours, ’cause I’m simply trying the new theme).
38. Tomasz Sterna June 20th, 2008
    12:39 CEST

    Your page says: <meta name=”generator” content=”WordPress 2.3.2″ /> and this theme is for Wordpress 2.5+
39. davideanastasia.com » Blog Archive » …a new blog, again! June 20th, 2008
    14:37 CEST

    [...] last version of WordPress (which I’ve been using for 3 years!) and to the newest version of Hemingway theme, which needs - in my opinion - only few minor changes on the style sheet, instead of K2 (too [...]
40. Rocker June 20th, 2008
    14:39 CEST

    You’re right. I updated WordPress version and everything looks right. Thanks for your support!
41. Gaz June 22nd, 2008
    10:45 CEST

    I was previously using Ninjamonkey’s mod of H. Like this better, with the extra sidebar and subheader. But where do I change the number of posts of on the front page?
42. Tomasz Sterna June 22nd, 2008
    15:42 CEST

    Wordpress Admin Panel -> Settings -> Reading -> Blog pages show at most X posts
43. mrak June 23rd, 2008
    11:51 CEST

    I always liked hemingway

    I have two “feature” requests:

    a) is it possible to tweak css to have header area in one color, text (loop) area in another and footer like it is now; the thing is that text area when using black background works poorly with such small letters and I would like to make it light gray and text to be fully black

    b) is there a chance to make full tag cloud kind of page? (now I just have selected number of tags in my footer)
44. Tomasz Sterna June 23rd, 2008
    12:24 CEST

    1. Couldn’t you just style #header #inside h1 and #header #inside p in your custom user.css?

    2. Will be in next release.
45. Tomasz Sterna June 23rd, 2008
    13:55 CEST

    OK. Done.
46. mrak June 23rd, 2008
    19:25 CEST

    cool, that was fast
    you can see result on my web page

    the thing is that I had to add some css entries and I seem to miss some tags which will help me define titles for “about this entry” as well as for similar texts and recent comments (which are widgets I added)

    I have also modified tags.php and now have tag cloud with 350 tags
47. Gaz June 24th, 2008
    4:24 CEST

    Many thanks…………I was looking at the PHP files………..Doh!
48. Scott Semple June 28th, 2008
    0:17 CEST

    Hi. I just installed this theme and it’s working great. Thanks for the tweaks. Widget-capable is what I’ve been searching for.

    Quick question, after I installed, it now shows several posts on the main page. Ideally, I’d like to keep it to two posts as in the original design, but I can’t find where this option is. Can you direct me to it?

    Thanks!
    Scott
49. Scott Semple June 28th, 2008
    6:51 CEST

    Found it. Please disregard. Thanks.
50. Tomasz Sterna June 28th, 2008
    21:53 CEST

    I think I should add a note on theme options page.
51. Mitch June 29th, 2008
    1:00 CEST

    Thank You for your Work.

    A feature request for the options page: Drop down selection for the number of post to display on the front page. Took me a while to go into the wp settings

    again, thanks
52. Cedric M June 30th, 2008
    12:39 CEST

    Hey

    Great stuff, thanks!

    Suggestions:

    - max number of posts currently applies to all pages (front page, search results, categories, archives…) ==> use two different options?: one that would apply to the main page (defaulting to “2″), another one for all other pages that can be set much higher. Indeed, when using 2 posts per page, search results are a little bit weird with only 2 results shown (and requiring the user to navigate).

    - add an option to show posts on the front page one after the other (instead of side by side)

    Thanks!
    Cédric
53. kameyers July 4th, 2008
    4:06 CEST

    Will this them be compatible with the 2.6 wordpress release, or, should I wait to upgrade my WP?
54. Scott Semple July 7th, 2008
    5:03 CEST

    I agree with Cedric. It is cumbersome for the user to search and then only be shown 2 posts, for example, and be forced to navigate to see more. Is it possible to have an additional posts option for search results, etc.?
55. Tomasz Sterna July 7th, 2008
    12:30 CEST

    And what does default WP theme do? Where does it store number of items to display on search page?
56. Heidi July 7th, 2008
    14:24 CEST

    I don’t mean to be rude, but is there any way you’d be willing to port the Japanese Cherry Blossom theme as a Wordpress style, or point me towards someone who can/is willing to?

    I tried, but I guess it’s more complicated than just copying the images and stylesheet into the ’styles’ directory.
57. Tomasz Sterna July 7th, 2008
    14:33 CEST

    On a first look it could be done as another CSS to Hemingway. I’m no webmaster, but I will look into it.
58. James July 8th, 2008
    4:34 CEST

    Hey Tomasz,

    This is a great update! Just wondering if its possible to link others to my blog through RSS? I’ve tried and it says something about an invalid protocol. Any ideas?

    Thanks
59. James July 8th, 2008
    23:36 CEST

    Nevermind, I figured it out : ) Though, I still have a couple of questionst:

    1) I was wondering how I can change the text for the titles of each post. For example, getting rid of the dotted underline?

    2) Is it possible to line all the posts vertically in one column instead of spread throughout two?

    3) How can I change the text on the page header like in your site or add an image on there?

    Thanks Tomasz!
60. hidargy July 20th, 2008
    10:07 CEST

    Hi. I am testing your new Hemingway theme on my site and have a problem. Can’t delete “recently” and “categories” widgets. design>widgets panel shows that there are NO such widgets added at all… Where is the problem?
61. Tomasz Sterna July 20th, 2008
    17:49 CEST

    You need to put something on the sidebar to replace its default content. Empty sidebars show default content.
62. levee August 6th, 2008
    22:54 CEST

    Thanks for this modification. You saved my life.

    One suggestion for the to do’s list. I always have to change the sytlesheet, because I use hemingway without sidebars. Usually I write longer posts, and I think this theme is just better without sidebars, becuase they make the posts really long and hard to read. If you’re a scribomaniac-type blogger, your theme will be nicer if you can just simply switch off the sidebars.

    The problems with the excerpts seemed to be fixed to me, but if you have an image or a blockquote in the front of your post, the excerpts show these tags too. So, a function that filters the allowed tags and markups would be nice too.

    Regards,
    Levente
63. Phil Misiowiec August 8th, 2008
    7:22 CEST

    Thanks for the awesome work on this theme! We dropped it in this week as part of our cutover to Wordpress.
64. Rishi August 10th, 2008
    4:59 CEST

    Nice work on the modification!
65. http://ponidi.wordpress.com/ August 21st, 2008
    11:51 CEST

    nice job , .. is there any update for wp 2.6 ?
66. Tomasz Sterna August 21st, 2008
    12:37 CEST

    It works just fine with Wordpress 2.6
67. http://designapster.blogspot.com/ September 13th, 2008
    7:05 CEST

    thnx for the theme.. great work!!! much appreciated. keep rocking..
68. Building The Perfect Beast » Blog Archive » A New Look September 16th, 2008
    17:54 CEST

    [...] the images I was going to use. In short, the old theme made this site more like a job than a blog. This new version of the Hemingway theme should make life a far site [...]
69. Jeff September 16th, 2008
    18:47 CEST

    Call me lame, but I can’t find the option for changing the number of posts that display on the main page. I want 2 posts, right now my main page is displaying 10 posts.

    Thanks!
70. Jeff September 16th, 2008
    19:18 CEST

    Never mind. I found it too. In the WordPRess Settings->Reading section/ It would be great to have a link to the page or a drop down for changing this option.

    Great theme! Thanks.

    Oh, one last note, the Comment text box partially covers the “Add Your Comment” button.

    -Jeff
71. Tomasz Sterna September 17th, 2008
    8:51 CEST

    This question keeps reappearing. I didn’t really have an idea how to fix the problem and your suggestion is great. I will add a link to the settings on the theme options page.

    Could you share your browser information Jeff? The comment form looks fine in my Gecko 1.9 based browser.
72. Tomasz Sterna September 17th, 2008
    11:48 CEST

    Jonathan, Cedric: I would accept one-column front page style sheet and put it into distribution if someone is willing to submit it. But I do not really want to work on it myself. Sorry.

    Heidi: As “promised”, I looked at Japanese Cherry Blossom theme and it took a 10 minutes to port it. Sorry it took so long. I’ve been very busy lately.

    James: 1) Put a custom CSS file in styles directory and select it in theme options. You have user_styles.css there as a template.
    2) Same answer as for Jonathan and Cedric: I don’t have time and will to do it, but I would gladly accept a submission.
    3) As in answer 1 - you need to put a custom CSS in. You may see the CSS of this site as an example.

    levee: You should add your modifications as a custom style (see answer for James for instruction how) and enable it in theme options, instead of modifying the distributed ones. This will prevent them from overwriting.
    Excerpts are generated with standard WordPress the_excerpt() function. You should submit a bug to WordPress team if you think it behaves incorrectly.
73. Jeff September 17th, 2008
    17:28 CEST

    The overwrite is happening in Safari. Works fine in the latest version of Firefox. So it seems like it mught just be a Safari issue. I can send you a screenshot if you want.

    On another, is there any way to create a link to the full post by clicking on the ellipses in addition to clicking the “read on” link?

    Finally, the original Hemingway allowed one of the bottom columns to be the About page from your WordPress site. Is that possible with this version?

    Thanks again!

    -Jeff
74. Tomasz Sterna September 18th, 2008
    10:12 CEST

    1. Making the ellipses a link would require parsing the_excerpt() output and making it a link. But I’m hesitant in doind it, because this could render in incompatibility with future WordPress versions.

    2. You just need a widget that allows you to put a page content on a sidebar.
75. Jeff October 1st, 2008
    18:30 CEST

    Tomasz, when selecting the option to “Show full posts on Front page” to limit the number of lines that are displayed.

    I know that seems like an odd request, but I’d like to be able to give my readers links w/out requiring them to make a jump, but longer posts end up making the page insanely long. And I don’t mind if my readers have to jump to complete the rest of the article.

    Is there a setting I can change? Or is this a setting that has to be added to the template by you?

    Thanks!

    -Jeff
76. Tomasz Sterna October 2nd, 2008
    11:42 CEST

    I think writing explicit excerpts would help. ( Insert <!–more–> tag in the post. )
77. Jeff October 3rd, 2008
    18:53 CEST

    Ouch. Guess you gotta be smarter than your blogging platform…
78. Nick October 11th, 2008
    14:48 CEST

    Jeff, I also had this issue with the post action button in Safari and there are a coupe of ways around this. The quick and dirty thing to do would be to add something like this to your user CSS:

    
textarea.commentbox{
margin-bottom: 20px;
}
<code>

    Now, I think that the root of the problem lies in the fact that Safari doesn't play well with form elements that aren't contained in tags. So the second approach would be to edit comments.php and wrap the four form fields (name, email, website and text area) in one fieldset and the submit button in a separate one. This is what I did and it solved the issue.

    By default, will display a bounding box around the elements it encapsulates. So you may want to add this to your user CSS:

    <code>
fieldset {
border:none;
}


    Since I was hacking comments.php, I also added the rows and cols attributes with empty values to the tag. I know the comment box is layed out through CSS, but the missing attributes resulted in pages not validating properly.

    Now, Jeff, concerning your request to provide a limit on the number of lines displayed in full posts on the front page, here’s a couple of thoughts. From what I gather in your comment, the primary reason you want to be able to do this is to avoid using the Excerpt function because it strips the HTML tags present in your posts. Thomas is right when he suggests using the tag with Show full posts on Front page enabled. Of course, because of the way Hemingway lays out the posts on the front page, you have to worry about where you insert in your posts since you could end up with too much space between posts in one column if their excerpt is too short.

    Another way of looking at what you want to accomplish would be to disable Show full posts on Front page, thus reverting to the the_excerpt() function, and to enable tags in excerpts (without having to hack the function itself). Fortunately, there’s a plugin called the_excerpt Reloaded that does just this. I use it on my staging site and it works well, though it requires editing one line by hand in the theme’s index.php. It allows me to specify a list of tags that are permitted in excerpts (I allowed and ) and it also lets me specify a value for the length of the excerpt that’s different from the WP default of (I think) 255 characters. Pretty slick.

    Hope this helps…
79. ray October 21st, 2008
    14:47 CEST

    hi, thanks for a great theme. i’ve used it on my blog, but i have one question.

    i set the number of posts to show on the homepage to 2. this is recommended, and it’s how I like it.

    but now when people view category pages or search results or click on a tag, it only links to two posts, and then has “previous” links. is there a way to change this? i would still like only 2 posts on the homepage, but would like to be able to display, say, 10 posts when someone selects a category (since these are just links to the posts and not the full post text).

    thanks!
80. Tomasz Sterna October 21st, 2008
    15:07 CEST

    ray: This is how Wordpress does things.

    If you want this feature, please submit it to the Wordpress authors.
81. Jeff October 29th, 2008
    17:35 CET

    Nick,

    Wow! Thanks for the detail! Very much appreciated.

    -Jeff
82. Jonathan Miranda November 9th, 2008
    8:01 CET

    How do I add a “Read Older Posts” link under my post? My website is mfjram.com, let me know if you can. Thanks !

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