Scaffold 2.03 released

A new update is now available for the Scaffold theme which addresses a few items. If you are using the Scaffold theme, there are some important points to note (particularly if you’ve customised your HTML).

Source attribution
Tumblr recently announced a new approach to adding source attribution to posts. This update formats these in a nice way, rather than just having them inserted at the end of your post text.

Tweet button & Facebook Likes
One significant change is that the ‘Show Facebook Like button’ option in the Appearance panel has been renamed, and is now labeled ‘Show sharing links’. Selecting this option now shows the Tweet button as well as the FB Like button. If you’ve been using the FB Like button previously, you may need to go to the Appearance panel and reselect this option. Note that this is still not available in the two-column view, but the changes mentioned below will allow for this to happen in a later update.

Clicky
Clicky is a real-time web analytics service. You can now add your Clicky ID in the Appearance panel to turn on this service.

Structural Changes
This update is important for anyone who has customised their theme HTML, in particular the footer of posts. To allow for more flexibility in the content shown at the bottom of posts I’ve had to rebuild post footers. If you’ve previously made any custom changes to the <div class=”panel_foot”></div> element or its contents, then be aware that your custom edits may need to be altered when you are re-applying them. As always, make sure to do a backup of your theme before updating.

Other bits
There are also a few other small bug fixes and tweaks, including an instance where embedding Vimeo from a bookmarklet was sometimes not working.

There are a few more features that I’m currently working on but I wanted to get these items in quickly, so you can expect another update in the not-too-distant future. I’m also working on a small tool that I think you all might like… but more on that later :)