Fiftyfive changelog:

1.0 [Dec 18, 2015] (Atlas)

- Initial version!
- ): Mobile version not yet up
- ): No search, archive list features (yet!)

1.1 [Dec 25, 2015]

- Changed the logic on how the site handles dislay of index posts:
    > Its plugin friendly
    > It uses Wordpress' loop concept
- Some content inconsistencies fixes here and there:
    > Added padding to ul and ol elements
- Reimplemented support for multiple authors displaying

1.2 [Dec 27, 2015]

- Redid how the navigation bar is displayed (at the backend)
    > Homepage navbar is now below the logo header
    > Titlebar color now changes according to category
    > Made navbar logo consistent throughout the site

1.5 [Jan 06, 2015]

- Implemented mobile version of the website!

1.6 [Jan 09, 2015]

- Tweaked the mobile site a bit
    > Titlebar now corresponds to what category the page is in
    > Adjusted footer height to go with the flow of its content inside
    > Tablet landscape now shows the mobile version instead of a diapilated full site version
- Changed the Chrome for Android toolbar/application titlebar color to a slightly brighter shade of "The Lasallian green"

1.6.1 [Jan 12, 2015]

- Fixed Menagerie and Top News hero articles not showing a background color

1.7 [Jan 13, 2015]

*Yes, I'm getting a bit excited about bug fixing :D*

- Made multiple content fixes for the article page:
    > All article sub-content now have a mandatory 10 pixel padding
    > Captioned images now work as they should
    > Ordered and unordered lists are displayed correctly
    > Italicised text is now italicised (believe me, its more than just setting <em> to a text)
    > Blockquote style is present in the stylesheet, but is commented (still experimenting with various styles)
- Placed back the Wordpress administrator bar (wp_admin) when a user is logged in
    > Navigation bar and the title bar now dynamically adjusts depending on the device's width (try resizing your window! :D)
- Added a saturation effect to index page article entries and the titlebar
    > The saturation effect dims the picture behind it now by 30%
    > This effect is only available to Safari for iOS 9+ and OSX 10.11+. Its also available for Chrome Canary 49+ via an experimental flag