… so things may look a bit wierd for a bit today. I’m just in the process of porting over the new design and making it work. Then the polishing will begin.
Update: In explanation, the design needed changing because it was too memory intensive. I had several emails complaining their browsers were crashing, which was down to the way I’d hacked Wordpress and was running several database queries on the front page.
There will be more cosmetic changes all this week – feel free to leave a message or email with ideas, thoughts and suggestions.
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testing…
It gets a thumbs-up from me.
Simpler and cleaner-looking than the previous layout.
Heh didn’t this place get a rejig only a few months ago?
Now looks like a standard blog and less newspapery – is this what you were going for?
I like it. Something needs to be put in that big space in the bottom right though.
So you won’t be featuring scantily-clad photos of LibCon’s top bloggers then?
So you won’t be featuring scantily-clad photos of LibCon’s top bloggers then? ~ a very public sociologist
Seriously, no one needs that.
Argh! Not a fan of having ‘other news’ in the middle… too eye catching.
Lovely. As always.
Just as ugly as the previous redesign, imo
I like it. I had lots of problems getting onto the previous site which is probably because my computer is very old (4 years!) which also means that I need to get a new one.
So, at risk of completely rerailing this thread, what should I buy? I carry it around the world several times a years so it needs to be light, hard-wearing and cheap. I don’t use it for anything other than writing and internet access so I don’t care about games and that, but I don’t want too small a screen or keyboard.
Any suggestions?
I have one of these. It’s fab. Really light and portable, and has lots of neat tricks.
[11] I’ve noticed the site has been slow lately, although it seems fine to-day and my kit is OK (machine a couple of months old), internet connection copes with everything else… hopefully the problem, whatever it was, is in the past.
I think the new design is cleaner – whether it’s better (fitter for purpose) really depends on how many threads a day Sunny is planning to run. People just don’t scroll down…
What I’d really like (dunno if there are technical/cost problems associated with it, though) would be a preview button. Failing that, an idiot’s guide to how to use some common html tages. Even better, both.
I prefer the old look, didn’t have any problems with it myself, but agree with someone about featured stories in the middle. They look a bit odd floating there…
Like the new design.
Also quicker – had big problems with old one, even with good spec machine and fast connection.
Though oddly enough never had problem accessing LC on mobile phone.
PP was/is always fast, though have problem accessing the PP comments via mobile phone.
It’s all too complicated for me…
Hmmmm, looks fine, but its still very , VERY slow, on my computer anyway. I think you still have bandwidth issues, or whatever.
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