News on Hypotheses – July 2024
A trio of updates has arrived on Hypotheses. A large number of improvements have been deployed. Among the new features, there are two changes to the administration interface display, as well as the addition...
The perenniality of your content on Hypotheses
This article presents the actions taken by OpenEdition to guarantee the perenniality of your content published on Hypotheses. It also offers a few tips and best practices.
News on Hypotheses – July 2023
A new WordPress update has been installed on Hypotheses. This is version 6.2, named Dolphy in honour of the American jazzman Eric Allan Dolphy Jr. One of the major improvements in this update concerns...
What’s new in our November 2022 WordPress update?
Hypotheses has been updated to the version 6.0.1 of WordPress, named Arturo as a tribute to the jazz musician Arturo O’Farrill. With this release, the WordPress team implements nearly a thousand bug fixes and...
What’s new in the last update on Hypotheses ?
Hypotheses has been updated to WordPress version 5.9.3. In addition to bug fixes and performance improvements, here are the main changes you’ll see.
Deleting your blog : issues and terms
For one reason or another, you may want or need to stop publishing on your Hypotheses blog: end of your research programme, change of professional status, lack of time, evolution of your research… However,...
TwentyTwenty-One: The choice of chiaroscuro
Twenty Twenty One is the first graphic theme to allow the activation of the dark mode, and is the most successful theme in terms of accessibility. It favours pastel colours and contrasts and offers a wider palette of post and page patterns. Thanks to it, you will be able to reconcile customisation and simplicity.
Cookie policy on Hypotheses
OpenEdition has carried out work to bring its cookie policy on its platforms into compliance with Article 82 of the French law “Informatique et libertés” and GPDR (General Data Protection Regulation). Readers and bloggers...
Twenty Twenty
Just like Twenty Nineteen, or even more, the Twenty Twenty theme is designed to take full advantage of the block editor’s layout options, including a specific styling for each type of block: what will be built in the block editor will look exactly like what will be visible on the public interface.
Creating links within an article (summary, glossary…): the use of anchors
Classic links, pointing to URLs of web pages, are useful to link to a page that is different from the one being viewed. But it is also possible to create links pointing to specific...
Improve your blog’s accessibility
Web accessibility is the inclusive practice of ensuring there are no barriers that prevent interaction with, or access to, websites on the World Wide Web by people with disabilities. When sites are correctly designed,...
Create a menu for your blog
When created, your Hypotheses blog does not display a navigation menu (with some graphic themes, a default menu exists which automatically provides links to the different pages in your blog). This element is however...
Footnotes on Hypotheses
The insertion of footnotes is a function that can be very useful when publishing texts on Hypotheses that require the addition of secondary references and explanations. In order to display footnotes at the end...
Your blog in the OpenEdition catalogue
Hypotheses is part of OpenEdition, a portal that also includes the OpenEdition Journals, OpenEdition Books and Calenda platforms. OpenEdition provides a catalogue, allowing people to discover blogs. The inclusion of a Hypotheses blog in...
Display only excerpts of articles on the blog homepage
The homepage of a Hypotheses blog can display the entire articles, one after the other, or only excerpts. In the sense of the Hypotheses articles, the excerpt refers to the part of the text...
Syntax highlighting for code
Writing code in a Hypotheses article is already possible. To indicate that part of your content is code, write it in a “Preformatted” block or a “Code” block. You can also write code in...
