shift reloading to salvation

it started with a few changes to take advantage of blogger’s new features, like previous post listings and conditional tags.

then i decided to take the larger plunge and absorb my homepage into my blog which meant turning certain homepage content areas (about, wishlist, food and drink, etc) into actual post-dated “posts”.

suddenly it was 4am!

update: the title of the post was a hint. if the page looks funny, it might be because your browser is using a cached stylesheet with the new layout. hold down the “shift” key and press “reload” to clear the cache and reload the page.

Tuesday, June 8, 2004 4:19am
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jane
6/8/04 8:32am

but why the font change? you’re old one was so pleasing to the eye…

jackson
6/8/04 9:23am

don’t forget they have comments now too! i hate waiting for blogs to load because haloscan is down again.

el jefe
6/8/04 9:29am

So what is the ordering schema for Friendblogs?.. height? relative intelligence? esteem? I only ask since I’m towards the bottom and with a ‘C’ last name I’m used to better treatment….

jane
6/8/04 10:11am

maybe it’s frequency of posts. i’m not even on there!

justin
6/8/04 10:37am

the last font i used was “georgia” which survives in the post titles. for certain posts, i was finding it hard to read, so now i’m playing with verdana.

re: blogger comments, you have to sign in with a blogger account or post anonymously. i’ve hacked haloscan up to my hearts content so right now i’m sticking with it.

the order of friendblogs is a top sekret algorithm based loosely on update frequency and content enjoyability, subject to change without notice.

zacholio
6/8/04 10:37pm

I like your site because of all the pictures. I’m chronicaling (sp?) my life in pictures too. Just thought I’d tell you your site’s cool.

L8r!

- Zacholio
http://webweevers.com/1home.htm

justin
6/13/04 7:34pm

a few days ago i revised the haloscan css for comment UI.

today i made the post title also the permalink to the post page, shifting the date down to where there permalink used to be.