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Security Ripcord New Look

September 28th, 2007 cutaway Posted in Wordpress | No Comments » 1,150 views

Did you notice?

I decided to update so that I could start taking advantage of Wordpress Widgets. I also am following a suggestion of a web developer friend of mine. He recommended that instead of using static pages for the rest of my website I use the “Pages” feature built into Wordpress.

The transition was fairly straight forward. I did have to hunt some things down, update the CSS of this theme a little, and modify the header and footer a little bit. The biggest edit was going back and updating all of the “quote” sections and converting them to the standard “blockquote.” That way I can be more consistent in the future.

Leave a comment and tell me what you think. Also, if you see something strange or experience weird behavior, let me know so I can update it quickly.

Go forth and do good things,
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