Single A Theme

We originally published this post under the impression that blogs using the previous free version of Single A would be upgraded automatically to the premium version. That is not the case. Going forward, if you had been using the free version of Single A, you will need to upgrade to the premium version to continue to use the theme. The free version no longer exists. If you would prefer not to upgrade, we are offering our Radiant theme for free as an alternative. We are sorry for any confusion.

The latest version of Single A is out. Your blog will be updated automatically unless you have customized it. The theme now supports the latest Spotify embed that Tumblr rolled out last week. Enjoy and thanks for using Single A!

Version 1.2.1 fixes an issue related to audio and video posts when used as the sticky post or within featured posts. Your blog will be automatically updated unless you have customized your theme. Thanks for using Single A!

We just submitted a bunch of enhancements and bug fixes to Tumblr for our next version of Single A. We will update this post when it has been approved. It was approved! All of the changes were based on your feedback. Thanks for using Single A!

Our very own Gary Cope helps run this Virginia Tech blog that doubles as the Office of University Development's office website. We think it's a great example of our Single A theme in action. We especially like their use of Single A's sticky post and featured tag. How are you using Single A?

We pushed a new version of Single A live last night, but there is an issue that we are working on fixing. Video posts are not rendering correctly within the featured posts section. We will let you know when the new version is out with a fix. We are sorry for the error. UPDATE: This issue has been resolved in version 1.1.4.

Single A Examples: Mr. B's 6th Grade Class! We're liking Mr. B's use of our Single A theme to keep students and parents of his 6th grade class up-to-date with homework assignments, classroom news, and other noteworthy notes and pictures. He's taken advantage of our sticky post feature, which allows him to "stick" the latest homework assignment at the top the of page, so it's the first thing visitors see when they come to the blog. We only wish our 6th grade teachers had been so savvy. Stay cool, Mr. B! How are you using Single A? We want to know!

Feel free to ask us questions, give us feedback and feature requests at help.storyware.us.

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Awesome concept, though probably one of those "better in theory than in practice" deals.

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No worries. When you use the sticky tag, your post will only appear at the top of your page. However, any newer posts you tag with the sticky tag will take automatically take the top spot while restoring your next-most-recent sticky post to its original location. Hope this helps!

Single A Examples: AmandaKayHughes AmandaKayHughes is using the Single A theme as a personal blog to share a wide range of content. The sticky post tag is being used as the author's "about me" section which remains at the top of the blog. This is a good example of how to control which post the audience views first.