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#1
Posted 12 Nov 10 - 01:13am
Ehren
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All premade skins have been upgraded and are now compatible with Nexus 1.0.1 which was released yesterday.
The update is free for all customers and can be downloaded from the Customer Downloads tab at the top.
The update is free for all customers and can be downloaded from the Customer Downloads tab at the top.
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#2
Posted 12 Nov 10 - 01:43am
nodle
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#3
Posted 12 Nov 10 - 07:40am
IanW
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Excellent thanks
With these smaller updates (which I assume will happen most weeks) - is there an easy way to find out what has changed in the templates / CSS?
Especially as (as far as I am aware) the default skins have not altered.
With these smaller updates (which I assume will happen most weeks) - is there an easy way to find out what has changed in the templates / CSS?
Especially as (as far as I am aware) the default skins have not altered.
#4
Posted 12 Nov 10 - 08:02am
Ehren
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I've decided to release an update every fortnight to cut down on the updates. You can manually find out what changes have been made by generating a skin report in your admin cpanel.
There were only a couple of minor changes between Nexus 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 so an update isn't necessary in my opinion. Changes with larger updates such as the new gallery and downloads manager include a complete UI overhaul, so it's vital to reinstall the skin in order for the changes to take affect (unless you know how to do it yourself).
There were only a couple of minor changes between Nexus 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 so an update isn't necessary in my opinion. Changes with larger updates such as the new gallery and downloads manager include a complete UI overhaul, so it's vital to reinstall the skin in order for the changes to take affect (unless you know how to do it yourself).
#5
Posted 09 Jan 11 - 11:27pm
nodle
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Hey there Ehren I was just wondering if you are going to update the skins for the new Nexus 1.1.0? I purchased it but she doesn't work right with the current skins. I am sure you will probably just wait till Tuesday in case the new galley comes out correct?
#6
Posted 09 Jan 11 - 11:37pm
Ehren
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Yeah, I was planning on doing upgrades once a fortnight. I've upgraded my development board already with Nexus 1.1.0 but haven't finished doing all of the skins just yet..
I'll see what comes this Tuesday and if gallery isn't done, I'll just release the Nexus update.
I'll see what comes this Tuesday and if gallery isn't done, I'll just release the Nexus update.
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Posted 10 Jan 11 - 03:32pm
IanW
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Yeah, I was planning on doing upgrades once a fortnight. I've upgraded my development board already with Nexus 1.1.0 but haven't finished doing all of the skins just yet..
I'll see what comes this Tuesday and if gallery isn't done, I'll just release the Nexus update.
Gallery will be another month according to a recent status post by Matt.
I expect Nexus 1.1.1 this week though.
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