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Stylish

Looky, new style! (If you don’t see it, try hard-refreshing your browser)

Those of you who have been following my exploits will know that I was originally planning to write my own all-singing, all-dancing, all-coffee-making blog system from scratch. Then I wussed out and went with WordPress, a decision which (other than for reasons of pride) I haven’t regretted.

My inner developer, however, was not satisfied with my pulling a package down off the great shelf that is the Internet and using that. Besides, I needed the practice at coding (read: working around Internet Explorer’s myriad misimplementations of every standard known to man).

So, enjoy. Please feel free to comment on the new design, as I’m still pretty new to the world of CSS-based design, so any feedback is encouraged.

6 Responses to “Stylish”

    •  Gravatar for Jonty
    • From Jonty
    • Sunday 19 September 2004 at 14:59

    And you say I always make blue websites 😉 Brilliant work, matey, keep it up!

    •  Gravatar for Ben
    • From Ben
    • Sunday 19 September 2004 at 15:58

    Nice :) I like the pastle shades (the header blue actually matches my current background).

    Have you tried it without a top-left margin? Also, it might be nice if you could get the “search” feature to fit on only one or two lines, rather than three. It’s a bit chunky as-is, though I am the kinda guy who compresses his toolbars down the the achievable minimum.

    Oh, and how about that “Don’t remember my details” checkbox for comments eh? privacy prod

    •  Gravatar for Jonty
    • From Jonty
    • Monday 20 September 2004 at 00:04
    You have no privacy – get over it. Scott McNealy, Head of Sun Microsystems

    So much for the old privacy prod, hehe.

    •  Gravatar for Fatty
    • From Fatty
    • Monday 20 September 2004 at 12:32

    Ok, privacy button added. Let’s see if it works…

    •  Gravatar for Fatty
    • From Fatty
    • Monday 20 September 2004 at 12:32

    Ok, seems it works :-)

  1. Very nice :) I wonder if it should be unchecked by default (opt-in and all that).

    Only other ‘niggle tweak’ I can see is maybe making it so that your “HTML Allowed” text starts on a new line, rather than just changing font inline.

    Looking nice though :)