Here is the new 3 column Library Monk design. It’s not done yet, but it’s usable at this point and having it live makes it easier to finish up. So don’t be suprised if some things don’t work. But I should be done soon..
I changed the St. Jerome image to the colorized version. I’m working on a new 3 column design that I may or may not end up using. I also added a header graphic.It’s something to do….
Anybody have strong opinions on a 2 column v/s 3 column design?
My mascot/logo for this site has always been St. Jerome in his Study by Albrecht Dürer. I was looking for other/better images of the woodcut and found a colorized version by Domenicus Rottenhammer done around 1600. I’m thinking about basing a redesign of the site around this image.
Anybody have any ideas for a new [...]
It’s 2006 and I have started a new blog. Not really, I just started a blog at WordPress.com so I could try out the Akismet anti-spam plugin. You can read all about that on the new blog.
Well, I upgraded to WordPress 2.0. Other than some admin bells and whistles (the new visual rich editor can be helpful and annoying at the same time, thankfully you can turn it off) there is no major reason to upgrade. I’ll wait until Wordpress 2.1 before I upgrade anything else.
While I was updating I also [...]
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Written by Dan Greene, web designer and library geek. Topics covered here include Library and Information Science, Information Technology, web design, and maybe even a monk or two (more...)
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