Thursday, 12 January 2012

New Look "View"

As you'll have noticed by now, I have decided to redo completely the appearance of my blog.

There's no significance to this change at all, except that I finally felt like having a different colour other than pink to work with. Green seemed nice, so I went with it. Spent the last hour or so fiddling around with different things, trying to get it to look brilliant, and I hope I've done a good job.

If you are having difficulty with the new colour scheme, please do let me know in comments and I'll have a look to see what feels good and also solves the issue - although, if you're having that much trouble, you won't be able to read this anyway, so it's pointless my saying it!

I ditched a couple of the gadgets in the sidebar that I wasn't using (nobody ever bought me anything of Amazon, for example, you stingy lot! ;-) ) and chose a new description. The new photo shows my folded arms clipped from the cookery pics I did in February last year.

Please do let me know what you think of the new set-up.
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  2. I'm actually have a difficult time reading it on the green background. I was wondering if you might consider either a larger font or changing the area with the text to white. It's the glare that is tough to deal with. Thanks.

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    1. Thanks for the heads-up, Renee: I've done both. A bigger font size, and a pale cream background. I hope that solves the issues.

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