[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #17748: Twenty Eleven code review & consistancy

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#17748: Twenty Eleven code review & consistancy
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 Reporter:  dd32           |       Owner:  azaozz
     Type:  defect (bug)   |      Status:  reopened
 Priority:  normal         |   Milestone:  3.2
Component:  Bundled Theme  |     Version:  3.2
 Severity:  normal         |  Resolution:
 Keywords:                 |
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Description changed by dd32:

Old description:

> I've just done a review of the Twenty Eleven code looking for anything
> out of place or inconsistent with other pages.
>
> attached is a diff of problems which I'm going to walk through:
>  * archive.php - doesnt need to call the_post(); only uses global query
> conditionals.
>  * author.php - comment typo
>  * comments.php - has to check get_option( 'page_comments' ) ? Shouldn't
> that be included within get_comment_pages_count() instead to short-
> circuit it?
>  * content-aside.php, content-link.php, content-image.php, content-
> quote.php,  - use get_post_type() instead of $post->post_type
>  * content-gallery.php - indentation (trivial I know)
>  * content-image.php & a few others - Doesnt use {{{<span class="sep"> |
> </span>}}} between utility entries?
>  * content-single.php doesnt have a post = post_type conditional on date
> meta like most of the rest of the content items.
>  * content-status.php - Dead code, and avoid using the post type itself
>  * content.php - Applies to most files, using 'echo=0' on a few items,
> $show_sep code is rather convuluted as well, perhaps appending to an
> array and imploding it would be cleaner, This style of code is used in a
> few places, but not all.
>  * image.php - Has verbose Comments vs. Trackbacks being closed text,
> This text isnt used on other pages, only mention of Trackbacks are on
> this template too
>  * inc/theme-options.php - Use $hook_suffix within an hook name instead
> of attaching to the generic action
>  * single.php() - Dead code
>
> Most of this really just needs a sanity check on what is supposed to
> apply, and apply it to the rest of the template files.

New description:

 I've just done a review of the Twenty Eleven code looking for anything out
 of place or inconsistent with other pages.

 attached is a diff of problems which I'm going to walk through:
  * ~~ archive.php - doesnt need to call the_post(); only uses global query
 conditionals.~~
  * ~~ author.php - comment typo~~
  * comments.php - has to check get_option( 'page_comments' ) ? Shouldn't
 that be included within get_comment_pages_count() instead to short-circuit
 it?
  * ~~ content-aside.php, content-link.php, content-image.php, content-
 quote.php,  - use get_post_type() instead of $post->post_type~~
  * ~~ content-gallery.php - indentation (trivial I know)~~
  * content-image.php & a few others - Doesnt use {{{<span class="sep"> |
 </span>}}} between utility entries?
  * content-single.php doesnt have a post = post_type conditional on date
 meta like most of the rest of the content items.
  * ~~ content-status.php - Dead code, and avoid using the post type
 itself~~
  * content.php - ~~Applies to most files, using 'echo=0' on a few items,~~
 $show_sep code is rather convuluted as well, perhaps appending to an array
 and imploding it would be cleaner, This style of code is used in a few
 places, but not all.
  * image.php - Has verbose Comments vs. Trackbacks being closed text, This
 text isnt used on other pages, only mention of Trackbacks are on this
 template too
  * ~~inc/theme-options.php - Use $hook_suffix within an hook name instead
 of attaching to the generic action~~
  * ~~single.php() - Dead code~~

 Most of this really just needs a sanity check on what is supposed to
 apply, and apply it to the rest of the template files.

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