Saturday 29th of January 2005

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A Return to Classicism

A , posted by Anthony around mid-afternoon.

A whole new look! My God! Where did that come from!

I haven’t finished styling the sidebar, or the links along the top, or the banner, or Ask Anthony. And I’ll probably change the graphic at the far right. And I’ll probably change the background colour. And I’ll probably add boxes around the comments, or something. And I haven’t figured out where to put the guestbook link. But other than that, it’s basically done.

Is everything working?

Comments on "A Return to Classicism"

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    At 8:47 pm on Saturday 29th of January 2005, Babs realised it was important that we all should understand

    Rather nifty, so far.

    Though ‘After the Party’ hasn’t been updated in yonks.

    Not that I didn’t know that already.

    cough

    Swear it.

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    At 10:06 pm on Saturday 29th of January 2005, daragh felt the urge to write

    gimmie photos, pictures, something to look at

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    At 8:54 pm on Sunday 30th of January 2005, Douglas Murray typed

    still loads slowly, even though it is less graphically busy

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    At 5:54 am on Monday 31st of January 2005, peter wrote

    Looks great

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    At 10:20 am on Monday 31st of January 2005, Anthony opined

    I’m about done, now. Maybe a few minor tweaks. Anybody have any complaints? Any usability or navigation issues? Anything difficult to read? I still haven’t come up with something I like for the far right – those little holes just aren’t doing it for me. Suggestions appreciated.

    Doug – there’s a lot more text per page than before, but I think the delays are caused by the external sites that are called: BlogSnob and SiteScore. Sometimes they’re working ok, but others they become a bottleneck. At least they’re about the last things to load, so the content is all there.

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    At 12:13 pm on Monday 31st of January 2005, D proclaimed

    An improvement, certainly. A great improvement, perhaps. A moment of nostalgia for the blatant virtuosity, maybe. I suppose that as a celt you cannot resist unnecessary ornamentation. Still, it is not as bad as the Book of Kells

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