Hmm. The appearance of THE SAVVY SHOPPER looked different too … and not in a good way. Soon I discovered I could not pull up my old template and fix it. Blogger now regards that old design as a “classic,” read “limited, impossible to tweak” template, which really means: Hey Jack (or Jill), you are out of luck!
And people, I was nearly in tears. Over 3 years of content that now looked oh, so terrible! What was I going to do? Well instead of crying, I got busy on a new template, customizing layouts, fonts and colors. I hadn't planned on sitting in front of a computer screen on Friday afternoon, first writing a series of urgent emails to Google, which essentially said the same thing: “OH, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, PLEASE HELP ME get my blog back to the way it should look!” before accepting the inevitable and working on a new design.
And you know ... even when we are dragged into it kicking and screaming, sometimes change is good. I hope you like the new look.
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The blog looks fine. Keep experimenting with the look and feel...your followers will understand that you are experimenting with changes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the encouragement. I need it! I'm tweaking a few elements such as colors, shading and sizes, which are not going live, ie applying to the blog. I seem to be stuck with my first choices. At least I got mainly what I wanted ... cheerful and easy-to-read.
ReplyDeleteIf it's possible, you may want to see how the blog looks with different browsers. On this computer now, I have ancient Windows XP- with Internet Explorer 6 (no longer supported by various websites). But I have other computers with other operating systems and browsers see you'll need to consider such differences. It's a good chance to get feedback from the readers and see what operating systems / browsers that they are using.
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