Finally, I had a little amount of time to finish up my new theme.
Dheme: only a name for you, right now. But I want to make it downloadable in the future.

Actual version is 0.1: under heavy-development.

Dheme borns with 3 focuses: eye-candy, usability, richness.

Animations of Dheme are builded with the beautiful moo.fx library.

Do you like it?

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Only because it’s necessary for security reasons: I’m very tyred to these annoying practies…

2.0.2 Security Release

An important security issue has been brought to the attention of the WordPress team and we have worked diligently to bring you a new stable release that addresses it. Our latest version 2.0.2 contains several bugfixes and security fixes.

The problems addressed are unannounced XSS issues privately discovered and reported to the WordPress team. Thanks to Mark Jaquith, Robert Deaton, and David House for assisting with this release.

Just a quick note: this is different than the snake-oil reports that went out on some security lists a few days ago. There were a couple, but they were either not actual security problems, too small to warrant a release, or just patently false. Remember: just because you read it on a mailing list doesn’t mean that it’s true. We’d be the first people to panic if there was an actual problem.

As always, when something serious crosses our desks we jump on it and get a well-tested release out as soon as possible.

I highlight this howto: Building a PHP5 Form Processor. But the how to also “generate” the form (and the client-side validation code), then the title of this post.

On Dev Shed.

Marc Liyanage releases the last version of his packaged version of PHP 5.1.2 and PostgreSQL 8.1.2.

I don’t know how is the packaged PostgreSQL but… I use the PHP of Marc from 2 years without any problems (excluding personalization to the php.ini file).

Thanks Marc for your nice work!

Ah, these packages are made for MacOSX.

Today, after the “fast switch” to WP2.0, I decide to change my layout: after I saw it on Firefox and IE on a CRT monitor (I work always on my lovelly IceBook) and… orrible.

At the same time, I founded the K2 theme engine (simple and clean). And the Chameleon stylesheet on that page (very good base).

With a little CSS work, this is the result. Probably, in the next week I change little things, for example the logo (I love my old logo) but now… it’s ok.

-EDIT-

On IE this new layout doesn’t work correctly: the sidebar go to south :evil:. But… I’m not interested about this. I hate IE!