Wordpress transition and re-design
Tuesday, June 12th, 2007
Well, we’re almost there. WordPress is up and running (well). The re-design has been mostly fleshed out and seems functional. There’s still a lot of tweaking to do for aesthetic purposes, and the sidebar is largely untouched by CSS, so that will change too. IE7 needs some hand-holding, and I haven’t even looked at IE6 yet. I’m sure it’s a real mess. Safari looked decent (on Windows… thanks to the new beta!), and I haven’t checked Opera.
I’m pretty happy with the color scheme and the few graphics. I like the nice open, airy layout. Much less “confining” than my previous MovableType templates. WordPress is a DREAM to code for in comparison. Getting the site to validate as XHTML Strict on MT would have taken an act of God. WordPress offered me no resistance at all. Hopefully in the next few days I’ll have her all polished and pretty. Comments are welcome, as always.
Well, we’re almost there. WordPress is up and running (well). The re-design has been mostly fleshed out and seems functional. There’s still a lot of tweaking to do for aesthetic purposes, and the sidebar is largely untouched by CSS, so that will change too. IE7 needs some hand-holding, and I haven’t even looked at IE6 yet. I’m sure it’s a real mess. Safari looked decent (on Windows… thanks to the new beta!), and I haven’t checked Opera.
I’m pretty happy with the color scheme and the few graphics. I like the nice open, airy layout. Much less “confining” than my previous MovableType templates. WordPress is a DREAM to code for in comparison. Getting the site to validate as XHTML Strict on MT would have taken an act of God. WordPress offered me no resistance at all. Hopefully in the next few days I’ll have her all polished and pretty. Comments are welcome, as always.