diff -rc royale-1.4/README.txt royale-1.5/README.txt *** royale-1.4/README.txt 2007-11-04 16:49:20.000000000 -0500 --- royale-1.5/README.txt 2008-09-22 08:58:36.000000000 -0400 *************** *** 44,63 **** === SHOW YOUR SUPPORT ================================================================== If you enjoy this theme, please consider doing some (all) of the following things: - let me know and send an email to tom@onehertz.com ! - make a donation using the link at the top of the Theme Options page: http://www.onehertz.com/portfolio/wordpress/donate/ ! - leave a comment on the Theme Viewer: ! http://themes.wordpress.net/columns/2-columns/2850/ ! ! - bookmark it on del.icio.us: ! http://del.icio.us/url/ed1be75ee2bef47cf976eae4903fb2a9 Thank you for choosing Royale! --- 44,71 ---- + === UPGRADING ========================================================================== + + Upgrading Royale is generally only a matter of uploading the new files, overwriting the + existing ones. + + If you haven't made any modification to the PHP files, and if you haven't overwritten + any of the standard images, all you have to do is upload the new files. The settings + made on the Theme Options page will remain untouched. + + + === SHOW YOUR SUPPORT ================================================================== If you enjoy this theme, please consider doing some (all) of the following things: - let me know and send an email to tom@onehertz.com ! - show your support by making a donation: http://www.onehertz.com/portfolio/wordpress/donate/ ! - leave a comment on the Appreciation Thread: ! http://www.onehertz.com/portfolio/wordpress/royale/testrun/appreciation-thread/ Thank you for choosing Royale! *************** *** 65,74 **** === WIDGETS SUPPORT ==================================================================== ! Royale supports up to four widgets bars: two on the sides, one at the top and one at ! the bottom. The sidebars can be displayed on either side of the reading area. The ! top/bottom bars are most useful to display some kind of static content (using text ! widgets), or recent posts/comments. If you're still not using widgets (you should!), you can find more information about them here: http://automattic.com/code/widgets/ --- 73,83 ---- === WIDGETS SUPPORT ==================================================================== ! Royale supports up to five widgets bars: two on the sides, one at the top and one at ! the bottom, plus a fifth one that spans the two sidebars when they're aligned on the ! right. The sidebars can be displayed on either side of the reading area. The top/bottom ! bars are most useful to display some kind of static content (using text widgets), or ! recent posts/comments. If you're still not using widgets (you should!), you can find more information about them here: http://automattic.com/code/widgets/ *************** *** 77,83 **** --- 86,100 ---- === IMAGES IN POSTS ==================================================================== + Image management will eventually be better explained on the Royale wiki: + http://wiki.onehertz.com/WordPress/Royale + ** Alignment: + Most of the time Royale will follow the alignment options you set in the rich editor, + but in some cases, depending on how you want the pictures to be arranged and which set + of options you enabled, things may get a little trickier. This section should help you + solve most alignment problems. + Text is set to wrap around images by default, however if you want to override this behaviour, there is an option ("Do not wrap text around images") to disable it. *************** *** 86,96 ****
. If you don't use
s, adding
between paragraphs
will do the trick as well.
! If you want to have an image float to the right, simply give it the "alignright" class,
! i.e.
!
! If you want to center an image, use the "centered" class instead, but this will only
! work with non-floating images, i.e. the kind around which text does not wrap.
If you want text to wrap around SOME images, let text wrapping enabled, and add
class="nowrap" to the img tags around which you don't want text to wrap, i.e.
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. If you don't use
s, adding
between paragraphs
will do the trick as well.
! If you want to center an image, use the "aligncenter" class instead. Note however that
! text can't be wrapped around centered images, and that such aligned images occupy a
! full line. This implies that if you want to have more than one picture side by side but
! aligned to the center, you will have to apply the "alignnone" class to them, and wrap
! them in a centered container, i.e.
!