20250302-2227. I finished tweaking my weblog site and tried XXL for the text and that looked good because I like HUGE; but the balance was NOT good; and so I reverted back to default global settings for the Typography.
This time I’m trying Open Sans font style which helped to boost my Overall Mobile Score to “88”. Earlier, my Jetpack Boost Overall Mobile Score got VERY angry unto moi and gave me a “66” for my favorite Merriweather font style!
I should shoot for a higher Mobile Score; but I’ve loaded my Front (Cover) Page template with the addition of three Details blocks and two Random plugins.
The Header still has the Author Details block and Sidebar Details block (again), Site Title, Site Tagline, Search and To-the-pit “jump-page” link.
The Content still has two-columns.
The left column now has one random blog posts, one Query Loop block, one Chapter Details block and one random bible version.
The right column still has the Featured Image block, Excerpt block and the Paragraph block for the Description of the Template.
The Footer still has a HUGE cover, the To-the-top “jump-page” link, the Social Icons block, and two Paragraph blocks for the theme and host Credit and for my Copyrighted stuff.
I set the following redundant “landing” pages to Draft mode: All Projects, All Testimonials and its sub-pages, Old Testaments, New Testaments, Random Bible Verses, Random Blog Posts and various clone/duplicate sub-pages for blog posts.
Now I’m back to 77 Published pages: 66 KJV audio bibles page, 4 Elementor pages, 4 pages of my OLD sites, 2 generic legals pages and that one mysteriously generated “FRONT-COVER” page, which helps me track the stats and takes-out the guess-work between the “FRONT-COVER” page from the generic “Home page / Archives” visits.
I had to convert the Features away from OLD timey WordPress widgets to include my four OLD sites. This made sense because now I could use the Features page as the parent page for my four OLD sites.
The WordPress widgets are exactly the same as found in the recently created Sidebar Details, which is NOT really in either the left or right sidebar because the Tablet view is horrendous when displaying the narrow columns!
So the Sidebar Details found its way underneath the Author Details – both of which worked wonderfully. The idea of having the Author Details way above was from one of my Blogger/Blogspot feed. So logically, I thought, hey, that the Sidebar Details could be above, also.
And so that’s how it is for now until something else changes.
That’s all for now. End of message 2249 PST. Edited 2300 PST. Edited for more paragraphs below 2310 PST.
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