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The New Look of the Blog

I took down the template in order to get rid of the hijacker the other day, and decided when I was putting it back up (mostly too lazy to find the original template) to choose something new.

What you see around these words is the result; the colours, screen layout, etc.

Ted hates it. 

Anyone else out there care to express an opinion???

p.s.  If you are not seeing a page that looks like THIS, please let me know.  One commenter mentioned that the font colour doesn’t stand out against the background, but I’m seeing black on a white background, and it doesn’t get more contrasty than that…

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  1. BatyaSeptember 02, 2011 5:21 AM

    It's nice, calming colors, very professional. I made a few changes in me-ander.

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  2. KathleenSeptember 02, 2011 10:24 AM

    I agree it's nice and I like the background, but I think I prefer your original look.

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  3. ChuckiSeptember 02, 2011 12:55 PM

    I like the new look.

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  4. reginaSeptember 04, 2011 1:25 PM

    Hi, the new background looks pretty but for some reason once it kicks in, the font color kind of blends with it and it's very difficult to read. thanks

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  5. TziviaSeptember 04, 2011 1:57 PM

    @Regina: That's weird... I have updated the post with a snapshot of what it SHOULD look like on your screen. I have tried it in different browsers and under Ubuntu, so if you're seeing something else, I really want to know about it. :-o

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  6. ReginaSeptember 05, 2011 6:50 AM

    now it works fine, just like you said it should, before the white would disappear after a few seconds. It could have been my computer, I wouldn't put it past it:) thanks.

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