BlogFace 0.1a

 - First release.

BlogFace 0.2a

 Features added:

  - STXDocumentEntry: add text representation of headers on FTP (& DAV)
    get, for easier edits.

  - Minor changes to the default look.

  - Manage form has error messages for bad catalog path, missing date index.

  - Links to entries are lower-resolution URLs when possible.

  - The date format in the catalog now must be an ISO string, not a
    DateTime, for CMF compatability.

  - Added default search options. 

 Bugs fixed:

  - Fixed a bug in the link to later entries.

  - The bad date URL error page shouldn't block other errors as much.

  - Fixed a date index name bug.

  - Fixed a bug where the calendar wasn't using search params.

BlogFace 0.3b:

  Features added:

  - Blog page includes targets for the entries with the same day as
    the page requested, so every entry has a target on some page.
    Target is a minute string.

  - BlogFace.dateURL() points to these targets, rather than upping the
    URL resolution.  This isn't as nifty, and is arguably a little
    less obvious for the viewer, but it makes for fewer pages, which
    is good.

  - Because of this, the URL resolution option is now gone.

  - Date URLs resolve to the day at most.

  - Added RSS view.

  Bugs fixed:

  - Links to entries in the display page no longer lose any search
    criteria used to get to the current page.

BlogFace 0.4b:

  Features added:

  - STXDocument and STXDocumentEntry are now separate products,
    because people had thought that they were required.

  - DTML views are now through-the-web objects installed on init,
    rather than filesystem-based attributes.

  - If'd around the document_src catalog metadata display in
    entries_dtml, with a note if the metadata isn't there (that is, if
    the view doesn't match the expected entry type and catalog).

BlogFace 1.0:

  0.4b labeled as a stable release.

BlogFace 1.1:

  - wikiblog.txt updated, thanks to Simon Michael for suggestions.

  - The prefix for the DTML files has been fixed for some installations.

  - BlogFace now works unmodified if the calendar tag hasn't been installed.