Link categories
If you want to categorize your links you must edit the index.html file.
Complete instructions are available here in the blog Early Modern Notes.
November 11, 2006
November 10, 2006
BlogSome rules!
If you are a WordPress Fan, but don’t want to pay any host provider and still wanna edit your own templates, the BlogSome is your answer.
After you set up your blog and choose one of the default templates, you can edit without the risk of losing it as BlogSome stores the last five changes automatically.
This blog itself is based in Jaws theme, but I’ve changed it to test the translucent background…
November 4, 2006
Dixie Belle Theme
This is the theme from I’ve learned how to use the translucent effect on blogs. You can download the theme direct from the author’s blog - http://geeksmakemehot.com/
Or clicking here…
November 3, 2006
Translucent Background
This is a state-of-art blog design add-on. If you wanna know how to do it, just click here.
The best is that it seems to work in any blog…
November 1, 2006
Why Fluid Width?
Most of blog template designers make their templates adjusted to the fixed 800x600 monitor resolution. But nowadays more and more internet users and webloggers are getting bigger (19′’ and 21′’) monitors using greater resolutions. My blog statistics shows that the monitor resolution share is 19.05% in 1280x1024, 57.14% in 1024x768, 19,05% in 800x600 and 4.76% in other monitor resolution.
So, why they let the annoying background color or image get the 20% to 45% on the most readers’ monitor, without any information?
Trying to solve this waste of "space" I’ve been searching and designing some templates which uses 98% of monitor area, whatever the reader resolution is.
The first template I post is from this blog itself. It is a modified version of Jaws template.
Download it here from the themesBase.com.
