I’m happy to announce that _s 1.3 is ready for download on both Underscores.me and GitHub. The most notable changes introduced during the last two versions are basic support for Infinite Scroll, theme customizer integration, and additional Post Formats.
There was no blog post published for _s 1.2, so consider the following notes to be a brief overview of fixes and enhancements performed on _s since version 1.1:
Version 1.3:
– Basic support for Infinite Scroll (ref.)
– Add additional Post Formats into functions.php (ref.)
– Provide context for comments title strings (ref.)
The following files changed from Version 1.2 to Version 1.3:
404.php
README.md
comments.php
functions.php
image.php
inc/jetpack.php
inc/template-tags.php
style.css
You can also run the following command in Terminal to see a log of file changes between Version 1.2 and Version 1.3:
git diff --name-only 7b7489 f1e9b4
For a full log, visit the commit history page on GitHub.
Version 1.2:
– Theme customizer integration (ref.)
– Add folder into theme for translations and additional instructions into the readme.md file (ref.)
The following files changed from Version 1.1 to Version 1.2:
404.php
README.md
archive.php
comments.php
content-single.php
content.php
footer.php
functions.php
header.php
image.php
inc/custom-header.php
inc/customizer.php
inc/extras.php
inc/jetpack.php
inc/template-tags.php
inc/theme-options/theme-options.php
inc/tweaks.php
index.php
js/customizer.js
js/html5.js
languages/readme.txt
layouts/content-sidebar-sidebar.css
layouts/content-sidebar.css
layouts/sidebar-content-sidebar.css
layouts/sidebar-content.css
layouts/sidebar-sidebar-content.css
no-results.php
page.php
readme.txt
search.php
searchform.php
single.php
style.css
You can also run the following command in Terminal to see a log of file changes between Version 1.1 and Version 1.2:
git diff --name-only f1e9b4 175ef5
For a full _s commit log, visit the commit history page on GitHub.
There are open issues that we’d like to revisit for _s 1.4, namely post format archive labeling (ref.) and a load of other Open Issues.
Please jump into the ongoing discussions on GitHub and if there’s an issue with _s that has not been raised yet, feel free to open it up.