New design

// March 25th, 2009 // CSS, Design, General ramblings

So what do you do on a Wednesday night, eat dinner, watch some TV, then redesign your blog until 1 in the morning. It was starting to eat away at me, I hadn’t touched the design for 8 months, it needed a Flickr feed, and I figured, why not chuck in a Twitter feed, that seems to be all the range these days.

So what do you think?

2 Responses to “New design”

twe4ked says:

25 March 2009 at 10:50 PM

Looks great! Thanks for the plug
scott webb says:

10 May 2009 at 11:27 AM

Looks hot! WooThemes FTW!

Warwick said: Hi All Thanks heaps for this! Worked first go....
matt said: Hi, How do I get iTunes to allow custom carrier...
Ivan Vanderbyl said: @Kyle I wouldn't be worried. The worst the carrier...
Nic said: Three cheers! Two notes for others: In Step 3, ...
Kyle Woolf said: This is great! I'm doing it when I get home, but i...
Jay said: Thanks Ivan, the trick with the command + I worked...

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Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: PayPal really shits me.
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @michaeltroy 15,000 min
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @shelleweb ...and someone yell out: F*ck the knights!
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @shelleweb good example: they tried to engage the crowd with the line: 'My Newcastle Knights make some noise", you could here a pin drop!
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @shelleweb they didn't engage the crowd very well.
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @michaeltroy it's Rails every day here!
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @davegreiner haha Wifi to Australian airlines: What the heck is that?
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @davegreiner which airline is that with? I want in!
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @RoseWAmusic I've had permanent ear damage since I was a kid, it just gets a little worse after concerts.
Posted a tweet on Twitter.
IvanVanderbyl: @OzAz yep! and I have had tinnitus since I was a kid, so it will be a few weeks before my ears return to a somewhat normal state.