In order to better protect the work I've done so far, not to mention make sharing it easier, I have moved active development to GitHub. The repository for the styles I have converted so far can be found here. This blog will still feature updates about what is in the works, but the best place to get a fresh copy of my work so far will be GitHub. People without Git can download a large tarball or zip from that link and then upload the contents to mt-static/themes.

iNove and Disciple are both ready for people to download and try out.

Disciple is almost ready to be released, and I think I'll go ahead and release the iNove style that I have been using on my main blog sometime tonight or this weekend when I get the chance. The iNove style is a bit of a BFD because it's my first attempt at forcing a WordPress style to work with the Professional Template Set from Movable Type Pro.

Now, WRT Disciple, there is a catch. To use it properly, you'll have to edit your classic template a little. I'm going to do my damnedest to figure out how many changes are required and update the Disciple entry to explain how to do that so that even a total newbie won't be lost. Probably based on screenshots or something.

As time has gone on, I've come to accept that sometimes people will have to change their templates to make these styles look the way they are supposed to look. Still, that's probably easier for a lot of people than installing plugins on MT or dropping in new WordPress themes on a self-hosted site.