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New Theme

Posted on Sun, 2007-04-01 19:45 by sarahfelicity
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Check 'er out... What do y'all think?

This new theme is brought to you by the sweetness of James. If you're viewing it in Internet Explorer, we're curious to hear how it looks. Cross-browser testing was slashed from the birthday budget at the last minute... ;)

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credits...

Sun, 2007-04-01 20:25 — walkah

While the favour is not always returned, I should point out that this theme is really just a Drupal port of the tropical flowers wordpress theme.

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Mon, 2007-04-02 01:03 — Patricia (not verified)

I really like this theme. The photo on top is soooo zen. It looks good in IE7, everything seems to render properly. Did you choose this theme Sarah? Or did your friend choose for you?

Cheers, P.

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IE6

Mon, 2007-04-02 13:06 — Patricia (not verified)

Woah, I looked at this at work on IE6 and it doesn't render properly. The column on the farthest right doesn't look right as the search box & text are shoved right to the bottom of the column. I hate IE6, I made a yahoo pipe mashup and if I view it in IE6 it crashes!

Cheers,

P.

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Hi from Mira

Wed, 2007-04-04 00:40 — Anonymous (not verified)

Nice new format, Miss Sarah.

I check out your blog every couple of weeks - mostly to see all of your knitting goodies!

I had no idea you are moving to Toronto. Good for you! I hope you are not too chilly in the winters.

:-)

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