Regal is a theme that boasts both sophisticated style and functionality. With incredible flexibility complimented by its conservative main body, it allows for simple and quick changes to showcase your content in a visually stunning and effective manner.
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== Changelog ==
07/07/2010 – v2.1
Fixed option page
Added Support forum link
Added Donate Button
Changes to css
30/06/2010 – v2.0
Removed Author Page
Fixed some content code
Changes to sidebar
Changes to css
22/06/2010 – v1.9
Added post-thumbnails
Added custom background support
Added custom menu support
Added Author page
Added booknmark feature to post pages
Changes to sidebar
Changes to themes settings page
Fixed css to menu
Changes to css
14/05/2010 – v1.8
Added widgets in footer for additional option
Added German language translation thanks to Lars C. Bernstein
Added few more options to themes settings page
Fixed css for menu, comments, rss feed and the post layout
12/11/2009 – v1.7
Added Childmenu to the pages menu
Many changes made to theme files for full translation thanks to Georg from Team Blogos
Language files added
05/11/2009 – v1.6
Added Trackback and ping feature
Fixed css
04/11/2009 – v1.5
Added nested quotes
Minor changes to threaded comments
28/10/2009 – v1.4
Fixed the normal layout
26/10/2009 – v1.3
Changes to the theme settings
Minor changes to the header
07/10/2009 – v1.2
Fixed minor changes
02/10/2009 – v1.1
Fixed minor Category issue
25/09/2009 – Intial release 1.0
There’s obviously a big hype about Twitter and it has been promoted in media and blogs around the world making it one of the hottest topics in the blogging and social media platforms. No doubt when it comes to micro-blogging, the first word that springs to mind is Twitter. Many people would agree it is a nice marketing tool for blogs and other advertising agencies as well as for building an online buzz.
I was in a recent group meeting with a few colleagues and we were discussing how to maximize traffic and we were discussing if Twitter could help. As much as we would have loved it if Twitter could get us more backlinks or drive traffic like social bookmarking sites, it isn’t that kind of service. With Twitter‘s 140 characters limit it makes it a little difficult. But it will not be ruled out as one of Twitter‘s strengths, if used in the right way is networking and communicating with individuals or businesses that we might not otherwise be able to reach.
Facebook on the other hand has more emphasis on profound connections with others compared to who has the most connections.
It’s a little ironic you meet new people on Twitter and then when you lose touch of them you find them using Facebook.
Though what is all the hype about Twitter?
It is not hot off the press that Google is thinking of buying over Twitter. As usual there is a hype about Google buying something new on the market. What Google wants from this micro-blogging service is more likely a blend of technology, information and a testing framework.
Tweet Me Not … If the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning to the last thing you do at night is check your Twitter account, you are indeed a Twitterholic. So here are a few alternatives to taking a break from it:
- Phoning your friends or sending text messages
- Making calls using Skype
- Visiting chat groups eg. Yahoo and AOL
- Socialize at meetings or functions/events
- Meet new people at parties/ clubs
Yes, there is nothing wrong with tweeting, but it’s always good to take a breather from the online world and socialize with those to physically meet and greet with them.