Get Some! v1.8
A WordPress theme by WordPress Hacker (wphackr.com)

Please also see the ChangeLog at the bottom of this document.
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REQUIREMENTS:
This theme has been designed for and tested on WordPress version 2.7 and higher and is
designed to take advantage of some of the newer features of WordPress v2.7, such as threaded
comments and sticky posts. It very well may work with WordPress v2.6, but I can't make
any guarantees to that affect.
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MAJOR FEATURES:
1. SEO - This theme is a derivative of another WordPress Hacker theme entitled, This Just In!
    and uses much of the same code (You can find out more about both themes from WordPress Hacker
    at http://wphackr.com/themes/. This theme is very well-optimized for
    high search engine rankings out of the box, although there are still certain things you
    will want to consider if SEO is a primary concern.
    
4. INCLUDED PSD FILES
    I've included the original page background and navbar should you
    decide to edit/change those.
    
5. GRAVATAR SUPPORT
    Displays avatars next to visitor comments if commentators have an avatar set up 
    with gravatars.com
    
6. STYLED AUTHOR COMMENTS
    Author comments are styled differently than visitor comments for easier comment
    scanning.
    
7. CATEGORY & POST DESCRIPTIONS
    If a post has an excerpt, that excerpt will be displayed in a box above the post when viewing
    the single post page, which can be used as a quick summary. This is popular among tutorial
    sites, although it's a great feature for any site owner to give readers a quick summary of what
    you'll cover in the post...kind of goes along with the whole "Tell them what you're going to
    tell them, tell them, then tell them what you told them" zen of effective communication. This
    summary will only appear if you've written a post excerpt.
    
    Also, if a category has a description, that description will be displayed in a box when on
    that category's main page. This description will only appear if you've written a description
    for the current category.

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INSTALLATION:
Installation is a snap:

1. Upload the theme files to your "themes" directory and unzip.

2. Activate the theme via the WordPress admin

3. Page creation (the following page links exist in header.php but are commented out - this is
	an easy way to add some pages, although you certainly don't have to do it this way):
    	a. Create an Archives page with page slug "archives" using page template "Archives"
		b. Create an About page with page slug "about" using the Default Template
		c. Create a Sitemap page with page slug "sitemap" - This theme has styles already
		    set up for easy integration with the Sitemap Generator Plugin for WordPress by 
		    Dagon Design, which you can download at here (it's the best sitemap plugin I've
		    found to date):
		    	
				http://www.dagondesign.com/articles/sitemap-generator-plugin-for-wordpress/

5. Now you should be good to go. Enjoy!
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MORE INFORMATION:
More information on this theme can be found at wphackr.com:
	http://wphackr.com/themes/get-some/
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A WordPress Hacker Experience
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CHANGELOG - V1.8:
#[REMOVED] - removed the advertisement placeholders images from theme template files - the images can still be found in the "images" folder,
			also, the div blocks remain in case you want to insert your own ads

CHANGELOG - v1.7:
#[CHANGED] - this version solves the issue some people were having with comment forms not showing up and no ability to link to comments
	
CHANGELOG - v1.5 & v1.6:
#[FIXED] - fixed background image so it resized on shorter pages
#[FIXED] - edit header blog title and tagline to scale better
#[ADDED] - added <br /> before tags are output so they appear on new line
#[ADDED] - added background color and border to .wp-caption for image captions
#[REMOVED] - removed bottom border from p.wp-caption-text to prevent duplicate bottom border after .wp-caption border
#[CHANGED] - shrunk caption text from .8em to .7em and changed color to #777 to further differentiate captions from regular text
#[CHANGED] - updated pre and code tags
#[ADDED] - added default table styles
#[FIXED] - added bottom margin to first-level sidebar list items and fixed sidebar link spacing issue
#[FIXED] - added !important to .aligncenter selector's margin-left and margin-right properties to fix problem with images in posts not aligning to center
#[CHANGED] - changed small.attr display property to block and margin-top property to -2px to tuck it in closer to headings
#[ADDED] - added styles for abbr, acronym, and pre selectors
#[ADDED] - added span.code selector for inline code styling
#[CHANGED] - edited sizing on h1 and h2 tags
#[ADDED] - added conditional <?php post_class(); ?> in loop on all templates for v2.7 only (still supports old method)
#[ADDED] - added image.php template
#[ADDED] - added links.php template
#[CHANGED] - renamed comments.php to legacy.comments.php (legacy.comments.php will be called for version prior to 2.7)
#[ADDED] - added filter in functions.php to check if fancy comments function exists and display correct comments file
#[CHANGED] - changed password protection check at top of comments file
#[ADDED] - added "if ( is_singular() ) wp_enqueue_script( 'comment-reply' );" to header to support javascript functionality in comments
#[ADDED] - added <?php comment_id_fields(); ?> before </form> in comments
#[ADDED] - wrapped comment form in div id="respond"
#[ADDED] - replaced <h3 id="respond">Leave a Comment</h3> with <?php comment_form_title( 'Leave a Comment', 'Reply to %s' ); ?>
#[ADDED] - added <div id="cancel-comment-reply"><small>< ?php cancel_comment_reply_link() ?></small></div> form threaded comment cancel button
#[ADDED] - added threaded comment support