Now Available: 11th Beta Edition of Big Medium 2: The Complete Guide
Posted Aug 24, 2007
I’ve just updated the Big Medium 2 book to reflect the features and
changes introduced by today’s release of Big Medium 2.0rc1 “Lost and Found.”
Big Medium 2: The Complete Guide is a comprehensive guide for
writers, editors, designers and administrators. It runs about 200
pages. The new edition includes these changes:
Chapter 9, “Templates”: Edited the “HTML Template Types” section to note that the utility template is also used to handle search results.
Chapter 10, “Widgets” includes several changes:
- Added more details to the “What about archives?” sidebar in the
Links section.
- Added entries for the new “add byline line break” and “add description
line break” preferences in the Links section.
- Corrected typo in the CSS selector for styling the
<%morelinks%>
widget.
- Added entry for the new “limit overflow pages” preference setting in
the widget entry for
<%overflow%>.
- New entry for
<%search%> in the “Section Navigation, Search and Tags”
section.
Appendix A, “Installing Big Medium” includes several changes:
- Updated server requirements to include Perl 5.6.1.
- Added
bm-search.cgi to the list of files to upload to the
moxiebin directory.
- Added caution not to delete the
moxiedata/search directory when
upgrading to a new version of Big Medium.
- Added note to the maintenance-script section to explain that
the script also manages search indexing.
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