23 June 2004
No, you don't need to adjust your monitor.
Yes, I've changed the design again.
No, it's not particularly brilliant (there are limits to the brilliance which can be achieved with Typepad's template builder in 25 minutes on a lunchbreak with a less than 28.8k modem speed connection).
No, it probably won't stay like this for long.
I was just fed up with it, y'know? Wanted a change.
That and perhaps the half-monitor sized picture of your own face beaming forth into the office?
Prettily, obviously, but there nonetheless?
You use the template builder? I was certain you had converted your template to HTML/CSS...
Either way, I love the look.
I'd have to get some new glasses - or perhaps start wearing my current ones.
(Puts on old fogey voice) the font's a bit too small for me. Soz
Deb: I usually prefer to try and use the template builder for this blog, because I can then change the design easily on a whim, but for the last one, that just wouldn't work, so I converted it to advanced.
Annie: won't stay like that for long, don't worry. I had just reached saturation point with my grinning fizzog. :)
I hate to say it, Pix, but the new one looks horrendous in Firefox.
(I know, that'll teach me to use a better browser than IE - stick with the sh*te ones, Lyle! *Grin*)
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