First of all, I’m terribly sorry for being away from my blog for two weeks. It’s a personal record for being away for so long. The previous hiatus was 10 days – I beat it by 4 days! Heh. Okay, basically during that period I was trapped in the midst of my exams, ensnared by the repeated threats our lecturers threw at us about how hard the papers are going to be. But all thanks to them, I rammed up my pace and managed to not freak out when I read the question (yes, the papers were indeed hard).
Today is day 4 after exams. I cooped in my room for 4 solid days working on this theme. According to my theme count, this theme is the seventh theme I’ve made over a course of two years. So here it is, teddY-risatioNâ„¢ Eta, η.
So here it is, teddY-risatioN™ Eta, η!
The theme works well in Firefox 3, Safari 3, Internet Explorer 7 and Google Chrome. There is basic support for Internet Explorer 6 but due to incompatibility issues, the visual quality has been compromised for IE6 visitors.
Just as usual, I always have writeups for my new themes ;) Not only I write for my personal record but also to share with my readers of how this theme came about. I’ve included some links in the writeup, so if you’re interested in where I got the ideas from, you can find it out after the jump.
So here is a comprehensive list of the changes I’ve made:
1. It’s Sandbox again!
Oh boy, I just couldn’t stop loving Plaintxt’s Sandbox theme. It’s almost CSS free (sans the few necessary rules) and doesn’t require any knowledge of PHP – best for people like me! I must admit I don’t quite understand PHP and can utilise my knowledge of XHTML and CSS. So Sandbox is definitely where I will start off.
2. Typography
This theme is considered one of the most serious revamped I’ve ever made – the typography from the previous theme, teddY-risatioNâ„¢ Zeta, was not inherited at all. I’ve decided to create a new set of typography from scratch – in fact, the large-sized Verdana from the previous themes kept ticking me off.
My thirst for a better typography first started when I stumbled upon Ember’s blog. It just blown me away with his beautiful typography. I poked around a little, and I found Hemingway. Hemingway has been around on the Internet for downloads for quite some time but I didn’t know much about the importance of typography. After reading a book on it, I realised how important is it to have a readable and clean set of fonts – by choosing the correct font family, not overusing different types of fonts across the same page and colour.
For this theme, the major font family is Lucida Sans Unicode while the headers used Tahoma. The logo was changed from Calibri from the previous theme to Myraid Pro. I just love the way it looks like.
3. Layout
If you have visited this blog before, one of the greatest changes that you might not like it is actually the sidebar being switched position. Due to how the header elements are arranged, I have no choice but to place the sidebar on the left side.
The header section was slightly expanded to a height of around 300px or so, since I have to contain the gliding container in it alongside with the header menu. Designing the header was the hardest part because I had to decide the column width – and for the sake of consistency, subsequent sidebar and content container will have to inherited the same width.
The basic layout of the header section was inspired by The Cosmic Machine’s Event Box page. I love how their logo appeared on the header and partially in the content. I didn’t exactly use the idea of the logo crossing the header and content border because that’ll require my header logo to be too huge.
I’ve used the 960 Grid System for the header and footer layout. I was forced to not use the grid system for the content area due to semantics reason – the sidebar should always load after the main content, but this is unachievable using the grid system. I stuck to the good old float and margin stuff.
4. CSS sprites
I always loathed the number of images that I have to deal with, especially when I am working on graphic intensive ones. After seeing how Jeff gave his blog, Perishable Press, a fantastic makeover, I peeked at his CSS code *weak smile* and realised that his backgrounds were CSS sprites.
This is how CSS Sprite works – images intended for different purposes are laid out in a grid, and then through CSS you will specify the background-position of the sprite you’re using. If you do check the background images of this theme (for Firefox users, this is easy!), it all breaks down into two big files – one is backgrounds.png and the other is small_icons.png. So throughout the entire layout, I am actually using that two image files but with different coordinates for each element.
5. Glider
The part I like about this revamp is that I can finally squeeze more content into the header. I was browsing through the CSS galleries when the glider on The Wojo Group homepage – very sleek and elegant, and saves space as well. I googled a little about the glider and realised that it was modified from Panic Coda‘s glider code. And then finally I dug out this Google Code site hosting the glider.js code. It’s very easy to implement actually, and you can see it in action here. Very handy eh?
The glider has a little problem dealing with iframes (not that I wanted to but because the tagboard uses iframe) but I guess that’s ok for me. I might be replacing it with something else… let’s see.
6. Archives
If you do take a look at the sidebar, the archives is pretty unique – I was reading Dean Jr. Robinson and Shaun Inman the other day and I really love the way they’ve organised their archives. Compact, clean and not visually obstructive. Mine is a little cluttered because of the sidebar width, but we’ll have to live with that for the moment being. Their minimalistic colour scheme immediately caught my eye and that was where I developed the colour scheme for the sidebar and the footer.
7. Revamped resources page
Check out the revamped resources page! I’ve completely abandoned the previous layout for a cleaner and more concise layout, that is easy to navigate. Besides having pages for my Photoshop and CSS tutorials, I’ve added an extra page for icon packs – just in case I’ll be developing any more in the future.
For the same reason, I’ve redesigned the pages for Photoshop and CSS tutorials. Now they look a lot cleaner and neater than before.
8. Footer
The footer has been greatly reduced to just two sections – older posts and tagclouds. Although the old footer was well-loved, I decided that it’s too big for my taste and I squeezed some of the stuff into the header. That’s why I love glider.js!
9. Cross broswer compatibility
Throughout the whole design process I kept cross checking between four browsers – Firefox 3, Internet Explorer 7, Safari 3 and Google Chrome. So far the design looks okay on the four browsers. Due to the Internet Explorer 6′s antiquity and it’s inability to support transparent PNGs, I’ve decided to forgo IE6 compatibility completely provide basic support for IE6 but at the expense of quality. Visitors coming through on IE6 will be served a message, encouraging them to switch to non-1990s browser :razz: heh.
So that’s it! I hope you’ll love the new theme!
Wow, Teddy. I love your new theme (and blog, too!). You’re good at this. :)
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I love this theme! It is really clean and professional.
As for the transparent pngs, have you tried twinhelix’s png fix?. It fixes the transparency problem, but due to the behavior tag in the css, it cannot be validated in the CSS validators which only supports up to CSS2.1 currently. Give and take, which really also makes me want to kill off IE6 haha. But then they make up like 21% of my site’s audience, thus I don’t feel like risking it.
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@Rin, thanks for your compliments! I’m really honoured to get it from you since you’re an experienced web designer ;) it’s just very nice of you! Regarding the transparent PNG fixes, I’ve actually tried them out for my previous theme (which was PNG alpha transparency dependent as well) but the none of the turned out to be good.
I might be giving the Twin Helix fix another try and see how it turns out. If it’s good, I might stick with it, hehe! Thanks for the link anyway – you saved me the trouble from googling for it haha!
Nice theme man! As usual a superb job :)
yippe wippe dipee! love the theme, and as always, ur cool lil rainbow logo, except it aint that little anymore!! aww no more shoutmix??
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I think the layout looks wonderful. You did such a great job on it. I hope you did well on all your exams.
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oh man. u finish first. hahaha. well, congrats bro! [^^]
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OMG! I’m so gonna take up computing lessons from you. :P Nice theme! Love the simplicity of it! So when are you free to *ahem ahem* hehe..joking. :P
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@Peppery: Thanks! Actually I think my blog isn’t that good afterall – I find my entries a little boring and it’s more like a photoblog that a real personal blog. I am thinking of changing my blogging style. Maybe I should start writing more about myself – the only times I write about myself are times when I’m down or sad and I guess nobody really wants to read that all the time, hah!
@abi: Thank you! I’m glad to see you around!
@sue: Haha yea the rainbow / colour wheel logo surely have to stay since I couldn’t think of a better logo… and I’m kinda stuck with it. Plus it’s quite nice too so I have no incentive to change it hah! The Shoutmix tagboard is still around – it’s at the header glider section, although you’ll need to click on the ‘Tagboard’ link to see it. It’s kinda hidden!
@Veronica: Thank you! My exams went well, we’ll be getting our results before Christmas (what a date to release it) but I couldn’t care much about it for now, heh!
@abdusfauzi: Oh just take your time! Not as if we’re competing for speed or anything, right? :razz: thanks! Good luck for your new theme!
@pat: Lol I’m not a designer guru! There are way more professionals out there and I’m by no means on the same level as them – I still consider myself amateur, still for away from reaching designer nirvana.
Nice look! I don’t know if you get my e-mail about being unable to drop comments for the past few days. I sent in a few comments but somehow they couldn’t get through. I guess the problem is solved now.
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@Wendy, sorry for not replying to your email! I’m really grateful that you took the time to inform me about the problem and it seems that Spam Karma was screwing things up. So I ditched it, switched to Akismet and everything is smooth-sailing so far. Thanks again!
hellllloooo! haha now i found the tagboard. But now, i rather comment here =D
Ohh thanks for the animated gif links =D its loading really slow now =(
And yeah Im loving my photos more now, its because ive improved compared to last time =D
And it rains alot here too, those pictures are outdated, as in a month ago’s. =D
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@sue: Yea iI have to admit that the tagboard is a little too hidden! But that’s the price I have to pay for tagboard I guess. Yea the gifs sometimes load very slowly… I guess it’s the server side problem. Or is it your Internet? :P
Oh I see. You just reminded me a whole backlog of photos piling up in my folder because I don’t what how to write about them! Haha!
EEEEEK! go post your past pictures!!! =D Ill be waiting
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@sue: Haha okay, I’ll see what I can post :) I have too many photos and I don’t want to spam post all of them… and it boils down to making choices. Okay, I’ll update before the week ends!
Hey Teddy!! Great re-vamp!! I am totally in love with it! I love the glider effect especially!! If this is a Sandbox theme, I totally can’t tell it apart!! Heheh, I’ve tried sandbox themes before but they’re just not for me. I’m more of an adventurist… one day, I will visit the theme and come up with something spectacular for sure!! But you are always so inspiring!
I’m glad you’re back!! Personal Hiatus just means you are actually responsible for your offline life as well… hope you are back for sure this time though!
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@Destiny: Thank you ;) oh gosh I was initially afraid that people will complain about the rather plain background, since this theme is indeed a lot different from my previous ones. The Sandbox theme may be hard to style sometimes – I can understand that. The initial part of the designing was the toughest of all because I’ll have to settle for a rough layout which I’ll have to stick with for the rest of the designing time as well as get the typography and colours correct. It’s a little scary, to think about it now…
I hated being away for my blog for so long! I was quite moved when I checked a few days ago that during the hiatus time my regular visitors were still returning regularly to check for updates… awww!
My exams are finally over and so I’m back for good!
p/s: Happy December!
Teddy,
You’ve been buzzing about this theme on Plurk/Twitter. I’ve been looking forward to seeing the outcome. Let me say, it was worth the wait.
This is a wonderful theme. You’re truly an inspiration, and very talented. Looks like you put a lot of hard work into this.
I LOVE the Glider effect, although it took me awhile to pick up on it, seeing as I’m half asleep (I pondered, “Glider effect, what glider effect!?” prior to you mentioning it). I might have to experiment with it myself, one of these days.
I’ve come across this theme as well, awhile back. http://wordpress.bustatheme.com/coda/
However, I tried to modify it, so it would display the entries, instead of pages, but no such luck.
Kudos to Teddy. =)
@Brandy: I apologise for the spamming of tweets and Plurks… I was just too excited about it since this is one of the most serious revamps I’ve taken :) thanks for putting up with my constant spamming heh!
Thanks for your encouraging words – I feel really flattered because you’re a very talented designer as well! Your WP themes are very impressive and warming – mine gives a rather clinical, minimalistic feel that sometimes I feel is a little bit ‘cold’.
I actually knew about the Glider effect a lot later that most. I never knew that Coda pioneered the effect which spurred other coders to come up with similar scripts, not to mention the amazing WP Coda theme! It looks exactly like Coda’s page, sans the colour scheme. I love it that they’ve included the lightbox image viewer in the theme, how nice!
Sorry to hear that the theme didn’t work out for you. It was geared to display pages and if I were you, I would have also no idea of a workaround since I’m basically a PHP illiterate :P Have a great December! I’ll take some time before I drop by your blog to leave a comment… sorry to let you wait.
oh wow. i’m speechless and gobsmack!! love this new theme. as they all said, it’s very clean, neat, and professional looking. most of all, i love that you still managed to put in all the extra bits like the twitter, love the navigation pane and the archives!!! woot woot!!!
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@Michelle: Thank you! Actually this theme was developed based on my bad experience with a super long sidebar in the previous theme. Sometimes it got so long for certain pages that the whole footer is a few Page Down button presses away.
I drew inspiration from how people compact meaningful information into a gliding header and I squeeze quite a lot of stuff into it! But one problem is I’m figuring how to draw attention to the glider – some visitors seem to have no clue that it can actually glide, haha!
hey coussie..hope all went well with ur exams ;) nice and easy on the eye layout you have here…keep it up
@med: Thanks! No worries, I’m done with my exams. I wouldn’t want to know my grades though, not to mention the GPA! They just make me nervous.
Oh yea speaking of visual part, I might be changing certain colours because some texts look a little too faint against the white backgorund, hah. But so far, so good. Thank you!
Congratulations on your new theme. It’s like a candy treat to my eyes visiting your page. I like the header which is by the way indeed very gorgeous. It’s simple it’s nothing the other websites have and that’s what I call creativity. I’m totally speechless. I’m sorry to ask this, but what actually Eta stands for? Is it Zeta, but it is shortened due to the simplicity? If it is, good idea on giving theme names! Happy holidays. Keep up on your good work blogging.
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@Adam Danial: Thanks for your complients! Eta is actually the 7th alphabet in the twenty four Greek alphabetical series, it’s just like ‘H’ in the English alphabetical series. My previous themes were Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon and Zeta, so the next alphabet is Eta. It’s just coincidence that Zeta and Eta differ from each other by one character. If you want to know more about the alphabets, head over to this page on Wikipedia.
Have a great holiday too!
OMG!!! This is an awesome theme!! Load very quickly. I’m guessing that it’s coded very efficiently. I’ve always loved the glider. I miss your gigantic blue footer though!
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@Ivy: Thanks! The theme was coded with efficiency and simplicity in mind. I’ve tried my best to minimise divitis, a problem in which designers wrap things with too many unnecessary <div></div> tags. I’ve also used CSS sprites for this theme, where the browser will only need to call for two images to be loaded – one is the sprite for background images and the other is for the small icons.
The gigantic blue footer. I miss it too! I’m wondering if I should keep it. What do you think?
@Teddy: You should definitely keep a larger footer. Or at least bring up the blue bit to include “Previously” and “Tagcloud”. It’ll make your page more balanced too!! :)
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@Ivy: Okay I’ll see what I can do about it :) I’m thinking what kind of blue do I want to use. Light or dark. I’ll probably stick to the header blue for consistency heh.
I’ve decided to make the footer smaller because a large footer looks pretty disproportionate, hah!
Anyway, happy December!
Wow! My blog definitely made a mere whiff compared to your revamp, Teddy!
It’s nice to see how well you implemented the Lucida Hybrid method. Yes, typography definitely makes all the difference, though very often overlooked. And while we’re at it, isn’t Lucida just gorgeous? =P
I’ve always wanted to try out CSS sprites too! Never got myself to try though..I might just try it in my next revamp. Speaking of which, you’re making me itching for a redesign myself. XD
And there’s always the IE6 problem. Glad you decided not to ditch them entirely though. A depreciated version of the design is better than blocking IE6 users out completely.
Awesome work once again, Teddy! =)
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@ember: Awww don’t say that! Your layout is very inspiring – I just love your typography! Unlike my big fat ugly Verdana that I’ve used in the previous themes, Lucida looks so much more elegant and cleaner. I realised that I’m using Lucida for my Notepad and I’m so stupid for failing to notice what a beautiful typeface it is!
IE6 is really a pain in the ass. I’m glad I did render some basic support but hell, my page looks like crap on it hah! Especially the glider part since the background was transparent PNG against a gradient, I’m forced to use a solid colour instead. Hah! But I guess that’ll encourage people to switch to better browsers.
I couldn’t wait to see your next design, although your current one is already a piece of gem :D
No problem :) You deserved it! Also, that was the information I gave Ellin, but you gave me additional information that I’ll tell her. Thank you!
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@Jay: Thanks for the plug! Seriously, I meant a lot to me ;) thanks!
For some reason WP-Grins no longer work for the wp-admin interface. How sad! But luckily it’s still functional for the comments section. Phew!
looks like teddy has a new design! (: haha i havent been online for ages! tell me when your ass is in kl k?
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When using firefox, if you view the smiles image properties when posting a page or post, the command for the smile still shows, so it’s still useful all the while.
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@Chongx: Haha yes indeed. Your online presence was sorely missed lol! When you went to Thailand I realised that my MSN got really quiet. Ahhh! I think I’m going back on this Thursday… but you’re coming back on the 8th! So fast. Time flies!
@Jay: Wow that’s a nice one! I thought they were useless for good when WordPress updated their admin features. I can still check for the image properties hell yea… how can I forget about that? Thanks for the useful tip!
I love the new header, especially the glider, cause it’s really cool! like how the shoutmix was adapted to the horizontal shape.
I see more minimalism in each theme, and that really shows your passion and my ignorance to minimalism. Hehe.
Unfortunately, I’m more partial to colour themes, but guess what, this theme is still very cool.
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WAHH, your new skin is so nice, aku damn jealous lar, oh yeah, i’ll be rotting away studying until thursday, and that’s when you’ll come back LOL, must make sure the 3 of us meet up in Pj alright.
haha see you
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@jason: Thank you! Actually for Shoutmix there are several layouts possible – of course the most common one (and by default) it’s the sidebar type, tall and slender. I’ve used the Wide configuration because it’s the only one I can fit into the glider. Teehee! I guess this is the most minimalistic theme I’ve ever made and it’s gonna stay as the most minimalistic one. Throughout the design process I kept discarding colours and that explains the rather plain look ;) no you’re not ignorant towards minimalism – everyone has a different definition for it and it’s a really personal taste. Heh!
@tysern: Hey Ty!!! Nice to see you around! Why are you leaving comments here while you should be mugging your ass off :D lol! Good luck for your papers! Ok sure, I’ll meet up with you all!
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I absolutely love this theme! You have really done an amazing job.
The glider looks awesome :-) You are really inspiring me, and I’m actually thinking about using the glider on my future themes.
I wish I had your talent Teddy :-)
@Amarilys: Thank you ;) if you need help with the glider code in the future, feel free to ask me. Nah, I’m not very talented – I’m seriously still an amateur when it comes to design! There are so many great portfolios out there that can blow us of our feets. If you need inspiration, you can always google for CSS galleries. There are plenty of them out there and some of the designs can be really great inspirations. Good luck!
HELLOOOO :D
Yeh the prop 8 is so flippin useless..
Love is bliiiind (as cliched as that is)
When people bring up that “God says gay is wrong” they test my anti-violence way of life. I want to get a knife and stab them. Like you say, the bible doesn’t say gay is wrong. And besides, isn’t God meant to love everyone and everyones equal blah blah?
I can’t understand why people follow religion so blindly. I have a friend who is like that, God is all and that’s that. There is no Buddah and every other religion is a lie. It’s crazy.
Just wondering, so do you believe in the “Big Bang Theory”?
<3
@Vicky: Yea – Proposition 8 is a baseless ban on gay marriage. It’s just a bunch of voters who think that they have all the right to decide the marriage rights of others. Damn.
I don’t know of any religious texts that bans gay marriage – as far as I know, only Qur’an forbids sexual intercourse between two males. That’s definitely a point made.
I have friends that are religious but are not tied down by it – they still have the freedom of expression and have their own thoughts too. That’s what I call believe. We believe a certain religion but I don’t want to see people have their lives revolving around it. It’s just absurd, isn’t it?
For the Big Bang Theory, being a science student myself I believe that there is enough evidence beyond doubt that it had happened before. But beyond that, I’m not sure :) teehee. What about you?
oh wow. a kick ass theme from Teddy! It looks very professional, theme and undeniably neat!
Even without looking through the codes, I can tell that the coding must be one helluva code, such details, and such neatness.
dang Teddy, you are amazing. ;D
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@Aisyah: Thanks! In fact, it looks a little too neat – so I think this is going to be the neatest theme I’m going to make. Any neater will make me an OCD patient heh.
Your themes are equally nice too! I wanted to make a theme like yours initially – with a warm feel and handwriting and stuff like that, but I just don’t know how to get it done :P haha! In the end I reverted to this simple theme.
hey teddy! what a great theme you have here! awesome, clean and great work! just love looking at it again and again. not much people prefer to have left sidebar, but yours look just nice. and that one thing for sure, your teddyrisation image still maintained, blue.. your color selection, header plan and placement, and overall design, all complement to each other. just great
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@uner: Why, thanks! Actually to be frank I didn’t like the idea of a left sidebar too, but the arrangement of the header elements forced me to use a left one. It will look weird of the logo and the sidebar are not visually in sync :P
Actually for the header colours, the true colours are only the gradient background – the rest, including the glider, are merely transparent PNG graphics, teehee!
I love your new layout. Simple, sleek, and just plain awesome. Personally, I prefer a right sidebar, but you make the left one work really well.
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@Gini: Hey Gini, thank you so much for dropping by! ;) All my old layouts have a right sidebar and this is my first time I’m using a left one. In fact, I didn’t want to have it at the first place but I’ll have to follow the grid layout of the header, heh.
Again a wonderful new theme! It’s clean and simple! =D
Good luck for your exam teddy! =)
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@Melissa: Thank you Melissa! Haha my exams are long over already ;) I’m liberated! Enjoy your holiday!
Awesome! I love this theme very much! Simple and efficient, damn you are good Teddy! Love the glider effects! I wish I have such talents..
ps: You are a very neat person, outside the blog as well, Teddy? Haha!
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@bongkersz: Thanks for your compliments ;) it’s actually modified from a sandbox theme (Sandbox theme by Plaintxt.org) and so I just played around with CSS. I didn’t do all the PHP stuff, haha! I’m not as talented as you think :P
Anyway, you’re right about the neat thing. In fact, I was a perfectionist but after living in Singapore for 7 years (and counting) without much parental guidance and protection, I’ve learned to be more open and receptive the hard way :) I’m still neat, but at least not obsessive about it. Haha!
Congratulation for the launching of teddyrisation eta. One word to describe – marvellous!
I believe you take into consideration the loading time for your blog, as the loading time has improve tremedously compared to your previous blog.
btw, how are you? will you be in Singapore this Chrismas?
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@hp84: Thanks ;) the quick loading time is a result of me using CSS sprites for backgrounds and icons alike – if you’re using Firefox, right click on an icon or background and view the background images. You’ll most probably get a sprite image. I’ve used it to reduce the number of images needed to be loaded.
I’m great! Thanks for your concern. It has been a long time since I last commented on your blog too! I’m wondering how’s your December. Mine is so far so good. Sadly, I will be spending Christmas is Singapore this year :( due to some prior commitments and etc.
you are really talented. i want to design a theme of my own but too lazy and don’t have that much skills to do it and besides that, I’m not that creative kind of guy. hahaha..
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@gaTO: Hey there, thanks for your compliments! I’m not that talented, heheh. I didn’t design this theme groundup too – I used the Sandbox theme and modified it to my liking.
If you’re interested in modifying the theme, you can start reading up a little about CSS and check out the many CSS galleries that are available online. That’s where I get my inspiration and skills from too ;) good luck!
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