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About stripShow Sandbox Options
One feature I may have overlooked from the announcement of stripShow 2.1 is one some users may find confusing. I thought I’d mention it here for clarification.
stripShow Sandbox now has an Options page. Here it is:
The options page for the stripShow Sandbox template
Here, you can configure a few options for the stripShow Sandbox template, without having to edit your child theme’s files. You can rename or remove the blog header, for example.
One thing that has changed significantly is that you can now configure your column layout from this page. Previously, every stripShow Sandbox child theme had to import a stylesheet like so:
@import url('../stripshow_sandbox/library/styles/columns/3c-b.css');What this means, practically, is that if you have such a line in your child theme, you should remove it, and use the dropdown menu in stripShow Sandbox to select your column scheme. The line has already been removed, in 2.1, from the included child themes and from stripShow Sandbox itself.
I look forward to using this option in the future to include more layout possibilities.