Out of sheer, frustrated boredom AGAIN, I’ve changed my theme here at WordPress.com to:
The Journalist v1.9 by Lucian E. Marin
Journalist is a smart, minimal theme designed for professional journalists.
Tags: white, two-columns, fixed-width, light, widgets, rtl-language-support, right-sidebar, sticky-post
PROs:
- Archives – Complete archive of the blog’s posts. This is the first time I’ve noticed how chock full of stuff this one page could hold: Monthly, Topic (which is really Categories) and Tag.
- Links – Complete list of the blog’s bookmarks.
- Meta data nicely referenced on the bottom of both PAGES and POSTS.
- Archives mode shows posts in their entirety and descriptive headers on top left of each page.
CONs:
- Cellpadding for tables are automatically set to zero! It’s hard to read! As a result, I’ve removed the table features from the following pages: About, Contact, Contents and FAQ. I’ve left the table for the Dorkboy page because the quote allows for automatic CELLPADDING, without editing the CSS stylesheet.
- Padding for list styles are TOO close to each other.
- Boring colors of black and white. The webpages load up faster.
- No RSS feed to follow EACH post entries.
- Meta data not located underneath the post title.
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