stretching out
In navel-gazing, site-administration news, I’ve tweaked the stylesheet of this blog. The primary reason is to accomodate Flickr’s five-hundred-pixel width images without overflowing into the sidebar, but I’ve also messed around with the way comments appear. A result of this change is that the width of the page is now greater than six-hundred-forty pixels. I would be pretty surprised if anyone was reading this blog at 640×480, but I apologize in advance. I guess the infobong-approved workaround is to use WorkFriendly.
One of these days, I’m going to go through my stylesheet with the metaphorical fine-toothed comb and clean out the styles I don’t use. There is a dearth of simple themes for WordPress, and I’d like to trim this down to something someone new to WordPress could use as a reference. I based my theme off of Minim8, which on the surface appears to be rather simple, but is fillled with print design fetishes like fixed-size fonts and other things that aren’t best practices for the Web.
