Matt recently introduced on WordPress.com a simple Twitter like theme called Prologue, and judging from the reception from WordPress users this theme seems to be a hit.
In Prologue each message can have comments (just like a blog post in regular Wordpress) and of course each comments thread has its own RSS feed.
Basically how it works is when someone has the ability to post to a blog they see a short form at the top of the home page with a post box and tags. There they can post short messages about what they’re doing. Below the posting box is a list of everyone’s latest tweet or message, with their Gravatar next to it.
Some Features:
* Post new entries right at the top of the page (assuming you are logged in and are allowed to post new entries to the blog)
* Front page shows the most recent post from every user on the blog
* The tags on the sidebar are sorted by most recently used
* All the other stuff in a typical WordPress theme: tag, author and single post pages
You will noticed that you would have to download each php file by itself as the guys at Automattic didn’t place in in a zip file, however you can download the Prologue theme zip file from sizlopedia.com
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February 5th, 2008 at 9:13 pm
Hi
Thanks for bringing this theme to my attention, sounds pretty neat.
I just love getting the email updates on this blog. I have only been subscribed a short while but love seeing whats new and cool in Wordpress land.
You have some great articles in your archives which I am sort of churning through, takes time though.
Great stuff.
Graham
ImJustCreative
“On: Creativity within Life”
February 15th, 2008 at 11:58 pm
Not really keeping to its original intention, but Prologue’s clean, white, iPhone friendly creative inspired me to build a Jakarta bar listings & review site:
http://www.jakartabar.com/
Innovative use of various WP comments plugins allow users to not just submit their reviews, but also ratings, as well as rate the reviews of other users.