On a whim tonight, I made some major modifications to my blog design. I did a bunch of things….
Note, its too late for me to check to see if the layout breaks in IE for windows. If it does, let me know and I’ll try to fix it for you.
What do you think?
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Comment by: John Kloosterman
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About a week or so ago, your RSS/atom feeds started giving just a few lines instead of your whole posts; since I read your blog through the feed mostly, switching back would be appreciated.
05/1/08 3:11 AM
Comment by: Todd
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John, I’ll have to check into that. I have it set as full text and I hate when just summaries are shown on feeds myself. It changed when i upgraded to WordPress 2.5….
05/1/08 3:49 AM
Comment by: Matt Jones
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I personally like the old font size better. At least on webkit. The bigger size seemed to have better anti-aliasing.
05/1/08 4:30 AM
Comment by: Gerald Hiestand
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“Anti-aliasing?” Huh?
05/1/08 6:37 AM
Comment by: Gerald Hiestand
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By the way, I agree with John above. Strangely, today, my feed started picking up both a full post and an abbreviated version of the same post. I like reading your blog, but I don’t need two of each post. Too much anti-aliasing as far as I’m concerned.
05/1/08 6:39 AM
Comment by: Todd
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Gerald, don’t feel bad. When I read your blog I feel the same way?
For example, a quote from your blog,
“The capriciousness of God de potentia absoluta was countered by the potentia dei ordinate.”
What the heck does that mean? At least I am writing in English.
I tried to fix the feeds everyone, let me know if it fixes anything.
Now, Gerald, Matt and I need to go an anti-alias some more fonts with our webkits.
05/1/08 11:14 AM
Comment by: John Kloosterman
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Full feed seems to be back. Thanks!
05/1/08 12:34 PM
Comment by: Todd
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John, Great! Thanks for letting me know. For those who are keeping score at home. For Wordpress, when you use the “www.domain.com/feed” it only gives excerpts. when you use “www.domain.com/rss2″ feed it gives the whole post…
05/1/08 3:43 PM
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