This Savage Art

This is a test of John August’s newly designed screenplay format plug-in for WordPress, Scrippets. It converts your post text into a industry standard screenplay format. If you have a WordPress blog you should try it out and do some testing yourself.

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I just upgraded to the new version and things might be running a little out of wack for a while especially with some of the plugins not upgraded for 2.5. Not all of them are 2.5 compliant like the Print This Post plugin for example.

I’m pretty impressed with this upgrade and I know a lot of work went into it to make it load faster with a lot of other built in enhancements. Thanks to the WordPress team and all the developers for creating an excellent publishing platform.

Feel free to contact me if something isn’t working correctly.

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I just moved all the old posts from the Blogger version of [This Savage Art]. It’s something I hesitated doing for a long time because well, think of the chaos that could result in importing over 300 posts and comments to a totally different web publishing platform but it is done! So if you take a look at the Archives you will see that everything goes back to May 2005. You can read all those early posts [uhhhh.]

The older posts may look a little messy because of Blogger’s coding conflict with WordPress and various plugins. I don’t know if I’ll ever get around to tagging and cleaning up each individual post but I’ll do a little when I can. Hope ya like.

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If you downloaded 2.1.1 recently immediately go here and upgrade to 2.1.2.

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Sometimes you just don’t feel right until the little things in your life are working. After days of tooling around I think I have a good look for [This Savage Art]. I tried a couple of themes but at the same time didn’t want to depart too much from the last interpretation. Moonlight from Blaze New Media seemed like a good fit. The color scheme reminded me of Mann’s new Vice. A cool slate blue but dark. The grayish off-white and light blue text are easy to look at and won’t fatigue your eyes too much. The header font is still the same, Downcome. Phffeeewww, now I can go back to staring at the wall.

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After upgrading to 2.1 of WordPress and getting frustrated with my old theme not playing nice I decided to change the look of [this savage art]. I went with this super clean theme, Barthelme Moonlight. Open space and simple. I didn’t have the desire to jackhammer my way through another WordPress mod but I will probably make some tweaks as I go, nothing too drastic. I likes.

I’ve added a plugin that allows you to be notified via e-mail for further comments on a given post. Enjoy.

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I’m in the process of updating to WordPress 2.1 and running into some technical issues. Trying to restore comments and pages now. Please stand by beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep.

Update 1.26.07: Comments look good. Pages not so good.

Update 1.27.07: All looking good! Thanks to Moshu for some insight on the fix.

Update 1.31.07: Bugs and more bugs. The update is wreaking havok on [this savage art...]

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Whoooaaaa!!! I can’t believe that I’m actually looking at [this savage art...] right now. I tried to do a WordPress upgrade to 2.0.3 and everything went wrong. I did everything according to plan and followed instructions. Backed up like a good soldier. What I think went all SNAFU was a conflict with an old plugin. All seems okay now. If you see any posts where the text looks strange, different characters like &*%^$# please comment on the offensive post and I’ll clean it up. I think I’ll hold off untill 2.0.4

Oh yeah, Little Feat is playing outside my window right now. Aaagh, city life!

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