CaRP: Caching RSS Parser - Unordered List Theme

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"ul": Unordered List Theme

Author:	Antone Roundy
Filename:	ul.php
MyCarpConfReset name:	ul
Current version:	1.0.1 [Download]

Compatibility:

GPL	Koi	Evolution
>=3.5.11	>=3.5.11	>=3.5.11

Some versions of CaRP may not support all of the features of a theme. This table indicates which CaRP versions will not generate errors when using this theme.

Description:
This theme displays feed items in an unordered list without images, and with a maximum of 250 characters from the description. The unordered list element has the CSS class "carpul", which you may use to easily and efficiently apply styling without having to set lots of CaRP configuration settings.

Example:

Here's what the "ul" theme looks like with no additional formatting:

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