Adium - Xtras - View Xtra: Twitterrific

	Twitterrific
	Submitted By René Köcher (Shirk)

Description

(Again) Pretty self-explanatory: this message style is designed to mimic the look of Iconfactory's Twitterrific.
I wrote it to complete the Adium2Twitterrific mod since a decent message style was missing.

To get the configuration shown in the preview you will also need these:

Twitterrific Status Icons: http://adiumxtras.com/index.php?a=xtras&xtra_id=4103
Twitterrific Contact List Style: http://adiumxtras.com/index.php?a=xtras&xtra_id=4104

Changes

v1.1

new variant 'StandoutReply' - replies look like direct messages

Something went wrong while packaging, the whole path got zipped.. fixed this issue..

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Comments

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# by kmccormi on 01/12/08 at 22:51:32

Wow, a great complement to my status icons and contact list style. Thanks for your hard work!

# by kmccormi on 01/12/08 at 22:55:19

As of now, it won't install or download ... they probably haven't finished the approval process yet. Will try again in a little while.

# by kmccormi on 01/12/08 at 23:06:08

Ok, works now and looks great. Bulky ... but that's just because it's accurate to the real thing. Nice work.

# by Shirk on 01/13/08 at 17:27:47

Thanks, I really appreciate your words - but it was just the missing part to complete your great work ;)

# by lauramhepp on 01/18/08 at 21:23:16

anyway to change the font on this?

# by haifischjunge on 02/08/08 at 15:50:29

it would be great to add timestamps for the messages. also if adding another line without having received an reply it would be space-saving to resize the actual "bubble" and not start a new one.

great work btw...

# by shteeve on 04/04/08 at 03:28:54

love it! several things though:
-long urls don't seem to wrap to the window width like they do in other themes
-i'm a fan of adjusting background transparency, but custom backgrounds are greyed out for this theme. its probably a technical limitation necessary for some other element of the theme to work, but i figured i'd ask anyway.
-i echo haifischjunge's suggestion to group consecutive messages in a single bubble, but really your approach is cleaner than many, so i can't complain!