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Mixin’ Styles from Version 1.0 to 1.1

Upon updating this theme, I couldn’t stop at just the changes I previously made. So below, I am presenting a before and after for Mixin’ Styles latest features.

Link Style

Link styles in Mixin' Styles version 1.0
Link styles in Mixin’ Styles version 1.0
Link styles in Mixin' Styles version 1.1
Link styles in Mixin’ Styles version 1.1

Page Links

Page links in Mixin' Styles version 1.0
Page links before weren’t very prominent
Page links in Mixin' Styles version 1.1
Now they take on the button style

Header Menu

Mixin' Styles previous hover only tab menu.
Mixin’ Styles previous hover only tab menu
Mixin' Styles new jQuery menu
Mixin’ Styles new jQuery menu
Mixin' Styles menu wide tab style
Mixin’ Styles menu wide tab style
Mixin' Styles menu buttons style
Mixin’ Styles menu buttons style

Sidebar Layout

Right side only sidebar before
Right side only sidebar before
Left sidebar in version 1.1
Left sidebar in version 1.1
Bottom sidebar in version 1.1
Bottom sidebar in version 1.1

Featured Images

Mixin' Styles 1.0 featured image
Featured images in Mixin’ Styles were only 100px wide
Mixin' Styles 1.1 thumbnail image
New standard featured image is thumbnail size (150 x 150 px)
Mixin' Styles 1.1 medium featured image
New option for a medium sized featured image
Mixin' Styles 1.1 large featured image
New option for a large sized featured image

Gallery

Mixin' Styles 1.0 galleries
Galleries in version 1.0 used standard WordPress styling
Mixin' Styles 1.1 galleries
In Mixin’ Styles 1.1, galleries use html5 code, with highlighting for linked thumbnails. Gallery images are now given rounded corners
Mixin' Styles 1.1 block gallery
…and slightly different styling for gallery blocks with the same highlighting

Once again, the new version is available at GitHub and the theme’s home page. For this theme, I am keeping two versions in the case that I implement SASS, Gulp or other build tools in the future. Then, the GitHub version will include the (possible) build tools.

Future updates will focus on Gutenberg compatibility.

Thank you if you downloaded and tried out this theme.


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