New Theme called Womenized

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June 2, 2006 

Don’t ask me why, but Damiano called me a womanizer last weekend and this word was allways on my mind until then, so I’ve choosen the probaly most idiotic name ever: womenized!

Anyhow I have to credit someone: The owner of the picture with the very nice woman: Slastyonoff from domai.com because I have asked him once to use this wonderfull picture of Aneli and he permitted it! Thanks mate!

There are still some bugs within the template tags for wordpress, or better said: I have to bug fix some stuff I’ve did. But therefore live journal and open ID users can also post with their ID on my blog;) I love the open ID feature and *big props* to the creator of this wonderfull plugin!

Whatsoever! I hope you like my new WP theme!

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  1. snaky ( June 2, 2006 at 9:28 am )

    I’m sorry, it doesn’t work. Make sure you have tmp directory in the plugin directory and it has writing permission.

  2. biophonc ( June 2, 2006 at 10:06 am )

    thx for the hint, I’ve chmodded all to 777 but for somehow it doesn’t work anymore(worked once). It fails in openid-classes.php at:
    $data = OpenIDConsumer::http_get( $url );
    in your parse_identity_url() function.

    If I find the problem, I’ll post it;)

  3. biophonc ( June 2, 2006 at 10:30 am )

    Note: it’s important to put the link rel “openid.server” into the header template, pointed to /wp-content/plugins/openid/server.php ;)

  4. the-notebook.org ( June 2, 2006 at 10:36 am )

    I love testing OpenID :)

  5. biophonc ( June 2, 2006 at 11:53 am )

    Here is the fix for the extract() error message!

    replace in server.php on line 2 the following
    require( ‘../../../wp-config.php’ );
    with this little piece of definition:
    define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false);

  6. yearning@livejournal ( June 3, 2006 at 11:34 pm )

    yay!