Experimenting with layouts
I'm a bit tired of the blog template I've been using and have switched to another. Let me know what you think. Do you like the old one? The new one? Another Blogger template?
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5 comments:
The new template is okay but I liked the old one better.
I don't really prefer one over the other. But the change is kind of fun.
What about designing your own template? Blogger makes it pretty easy to dig into the HTML.
I'd love to if I knew what I was doing. Sadly, the html class that I took years ago is not so fresh now . . .
I think I like this new one better.
I'm switching back to my old template simply because it adjusts to screen width better. If anyone finds a template that they'd recommend, let me know!
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