[theme-reviewers] Tags in style.css

[Mats Birch]

Thanks to all for very fast answers indeed.

So, this list would be a rather good place to ask for new tags in the 
future? Or rather, discuss potentially new ones.


On 2012-03-12 15:05, Amy Hendrix wrote:
> The allowed tags are the same as the ones on this page:
> http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/tag-filter/
>
> Since they're used for the filter search, it's a constrained
> vocabulary and not a free-tagging system. When we review the
> guidelines for new WP releases, we sometimes ask for new ones: I think
> "mobile-friendly" would be a good addition, given how much mobile web
> use is growing. (We previously rejected "responsive", but that was
> because it's too specific to the specific development method, not
> because mobile isn't an important use case!)
>
> In the mean time, whatever language you use in the description field
> will show up in searches.
>
> On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 9:58 AM, Mats Birch<birch at birchware.se>  wrote:
>> A question about the tags in style.css:
>>
>> Tags: one-column, two-columns, three-columns, left-sidebar, right-sidebar,
>> flexible-width, custom-background, custom-colors, custom-header,
>> editor-style, featured-images, post-formats, sticky-post, theme-options,
>> threaded-comments, translation-ready
>>
>> I can't find where the list of the approved ones are. Can somebody help?
>>
>> Another one: Is there a reason why I can't put others there? For example, my
>> theme supports smartphones, so I obviously want to put "smartphones" in
>> there. And others not covered by the approved ones. (Yes, I once had a link
>> to that list, but my cat ate it.)
>>
>>
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