The new theme is Vistered Little 1.6 by Nik Iliadis
I like the totally different look of this theme, and the way the reader can manipulate it to determine the background. I have set up some local scenes among the alternatives available. Whatever you choose will stay there for you no matter what changes someone else makes. Cool, eh? I am still having a ball tinkering with the backgrounds.
With Firefox, if you press F11, you can see even more of it. I think something like that works in IE as well.
What do you think?
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I thought the little boxes were just symbolic of different writing styles. But they’re actually functional. Very Cool. I’m writing you from an ants perspective, in the green grass. I feel small. can I have darker words please. they’re blending into the grass. Shhhhh here comes a frog…….
When you gonna get some video games here? and what are you gonna do with all that cement and the slow download unless you got the latest zoomster?
Wait ’til you see what I have planned! It’s going to take a bit of work, but the next version is awesome! 😉
I think it’s a neat template, fun to play with. My browser doesn’t care for it though; it takes much, much longer to load the site than it used to, and it can’t decide whether to display it as white poems framed nicely in black, or pearl-colored poems laid out on white squares. Right now I’m looking at a wheelbarrow filled with wet cement and squinting to type a nearly invisible comment. That reminds me…I need to bake bread tomorrow.
The changes make a big difference in load time and legibility, to Safari, at least. The gold-colored background also seems to perk up the skin tones in your photo. You’re looking very well.
These thunderclouds are beautiful–sudden summer! Thanks!
I have been told yellow is my colour; and , now that you mention it, I do feel better.
I am testing a further series of enhancements that make the site more effective visually; however, they do not yet permit me to use the yellowish background.
In a few days, I am going to switch to a bluish text background, but I think I will revert to the mustardy . . .