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Tidyblog theme
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This is a visual theme for Plone 3. It's based on the following skin:
"Tidy Blog" (http://www.oswd.org/design/information/id/3505) by Aaron Ganschow
This theme was initially generated with the plone3_theme recipe from ZopeSkeland using paster.
We tested it with IE 6 and IE 7, Firefox 2 and Safari.
Screenshot at "http://d9t.de/os/plone-plonetheme.tidyblog/tidyblog.png/image_view_fullscreen"
Changelog
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1.0 - *First release
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* Initial release
1.1 - Second release
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added the readme in plonetheme.tidyblog/ and clean up the files
1.2 - added Screenshot in the readme
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added a link to a screenshot of this theme
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