20221109-0043. Behold! I now haz created a color web blog site for the self-hosted “paws” site! Haz happy nows!
Once again, I used the Gutenberg blocks defaulted patterns to design only three main sections: header, footer, and meat and potatoes, err, post_content!
The Patterns are:
- Featured
- Buttons
- Columns
- Footers – This one.
- Gallery
- Headers – This one.
- Text – This one also appears in Featured.
- Query – This one.
Actually, I borrowed whatever was reverted back to “default” theme and plugins. So that would be the HUGE catchy headline directly below the header. I borrowed, stole my favorite YouTube gamer’s “catch-phrase”: hard-pause. That was actually his reference unto moi per my YouTube handle, course. A few times he highlighted my reply comment. So yeah. He’s exactly my height, younger, a loudmouth, and can speak his papi’s Dominican Republic language. Just saying. He knows. He also seems to collaborate with Cory, yet another infamous YouTube creator.
So I got the footer, header, eye-catching headline, followed by the query block to pull the most recent posts or latest blogs. Below that block is an extra group containing two columns which I tagged with two religious emoticon: an angel and a purple crucifix.
Below that block are the three columns “text” block, which includes:
- Search bar
- my provider
- my platform
- my favorite spooky spooks.
Below that block is the footer.
I was still DISSATISFIED with the overall puke green peas soup style called “Grapes” of this Twenty Twenty-Three theme.
So I played around with the colors again! Did I NOT already tell y’all that I am now more interested in designing and coloring my own blog site instead of my past noise making rants about politics and other weird stuff?
Well, now with the gradient features and padding, I got what I wanted – at least for now: rainbow sherbet galore!
I took the HEX color scheme to one of the “Grape” default theme color, opened up the Gradient color generator, clicked somewhere and plugged in the HEX value, pressed Enter and voila! The system magically created hues ranging from dark blue on upper left hand corner to dark purple on the lower right hand corner.
I also “painted” both the group AND the row with padding number 1 each and then placed my favorite gradient color scheme that closely matched the theme’s Grape style.
Okay, I’m finished for now. Until next time, read my blog or else I’ll start coloring outside the borders with crayons!
That’s all. FlynnsPaws.
Hello Flynn, nice, and good luck!