New Colors and Font
I’ve spruced up the look of God Didn’t Say That with new colors and a cleaner font (I hope).
What do you think?
Ancient Wisdom, Modern Lives
Recent posts from my Ancient Wisdom, Modern Lives:
Interest Rates Old and New: How High is Too High? A short history of ancient interest rates, in light of a 10% cap on credit-card interest rates proposed in the US Senate by Bernie Sanders and Josh Hawley
Happy Year of the Snake Why is there a year for such a despicable animal as the snake? There might be a very good reason...
The Surprising Connection Between Hanukkah and Christmas Hanukkah and Christmas, which happen to coincide this year, happen to have a surprising shared history. Here it is.
Positivity Is Poisoning the Holidays (but It Doesn't Have To) Here is an antidote the poisonous pressure to be happy, especially during the holidays.
8 Responses
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Thank you for your kind words.
I like it – not so much the title colors. Too much, but the nice fades had a great touch
Okay. We’ll see if I keep the color burst. I’d like to have something colorful somewhere on the page.
Yeah, Joel, think about the title color burst. I would prefer a little more business-like appearance if it were my blog. I think it looks too much like candy, or a little kid’s blog. You might want to use a single color there, maybe that nice blue you have in the horizontal dividing lines. I do like the colorful box the post is in. Maybe that’s enough color.
Other than the title color burst, I think the new appearance is great!
Did you change it a bit while I was posting my comment? It looks a little more muted now. (Of course, at my age I could be imagining it!) Just keep playing with it until it pleases you eyes, Joel.
Nope. I haven’t changed it in the past 12 hours.
And I’m a demanding customer — it will never fully please me….
Verdana ain’t my favorite font; too Microsoft-centric — I’m a Mac and Linux user. Gill Sans is nicer to read. The colors play havoc with my Mears-Irlen Syndrome; color sensistive dyslexia. The tags at the right are too intrusice and in many cases truncated. I think my AdBlockPlus, GreaseMonkey and Stylish add-ons to Firefox will be called into play to make the content readable for me.