• Updated menu system for WordPress 3.0. Comet has two custom menus while Renegade only has one due to graphics looking odd with more.
• New theme options page. Better interface due to use of graphics. Some options has been cut due to new menu system.

Update recommendation: due to the new theme options almost all files has been updated, so overwriting all files and then applying your old changes is recommended. basic.css and reset.css has been consolidated into the main style.css file.

I have moved a lot of theme options out of the functions.php file and into the core files (header.php, index.php, etc) so you will likely never have to go into function.php if you want to make some changes to the options any longer. Everything should also be properly commented so you understand what everything does.

• Added option for two sidebars (“Left and Right”)
• Added option to change font size
• New menu structure to support more than one menu (coming in WordPress 3.0)
• Complete removal of external plugins (Recent Comments, Twitter, quote button in comments) because of support problems
• Cleaned and updated stylesheets

• More theme options. Like font size, extra sidebars. Got suggestions?
• Redo the theme options page with a more organized and visual interface.
• Make the themes translation-ready.

I’m also considering to discontinue some of my themes (Artemis, Exile, Serenity, and Renegade II). Their style is not something I would create today, and I think the work of redesigning them (both visually and code-wise) is not worth the effort. I want to keep all my themes up to the same standard, but the time does not permit with all the themes.

• The CSS was missing a line that was supposed to display the bgBarOver.jpg image
• Rewritten the menu code

• Added option to hide the sidebar, making the layout “wide”
• Updated basic.css

The story is solid, the graphics gorgeous, destructible environments fun as hell (make your way through a city by blowing holes in walls), and the vehicle combat is still the best there is. What is not so fun is the save-system, which rely entirely on checkpoints. The problem is that it’s just too few checkpoints, so you have to redo areas that can take 5-10 minutes. At one point I had to redo such an area 6 times, and it’s a bit frustrating.

The enemy AI feels really good, with them hiding behind walls, throwing grenades, and generally try to blow up everything you try to hide behind. Your own team-mates (“Bad Company”) is less impressive. Sometimes they act like the “professional” soldiers they are supposed to be, but sometimes they will just blindly follow you around and let you run first into ambush after ambush.

The game let you drive a tank, man a mini-gun on a helicopter, man the gun on a Humvee, drive boats, call in air strikes, and pretty much let you destroy everything you can see. The single player is not too long–it took me about 6 hours or so to play through it all on normal–and it was  really good. It’s a nice mix of action, storytelling, and humour.

And that’s not even half of the game. The real game is the multiplayer, and it is even better.

(And for those wondering, yes, I have played Modern Warfare 2, and BFBC2 beats it by a mile.)

Webkit browsers:

-webkit-transform: rotate(30deg);

Internet Explorer:

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  M12='-0.5', 
  DX='0',
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);

I rest my case.

Really impressed by TypeKit I decided to upgrade my account from Trial to Personal, getting access to a much bigger range of fonts, 5 fonts on the website instead of just 2, and only paying a measly $25/year. Taking into consideration what most fonts they have cost that much individually, I definitely think it’s worth it.

I changed the Urbana font used in headings and menu to Ronnia Condensed, which I think fits better.