Several complaints about the template I had been using, especially about the way it loads in Internet Explorer (switch to FireFox!).
Especially if you had problems with the last format, let me know if this one works better.
All complaints happily read. Some even acted upon.
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I have to say, I’m not entirely happy with the loss of the previous – main – next links that the old format had. I watch this blog on bloglines and click on the oldest story. Now it’s a little more difficult to read from oldest to newest the way I was used to doing.
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The problem that I had with trying to click on links has gone away with my Firefox.
Here is a link for some humorous pass time. Cartoons from the thirties “Evolution: A Journal of Nature”.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/sts/cain/projects/ejn/ejn_comics/
Thanks to NoGodBlog for the link.
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PS– I like the coloring on the header which should work on that last theme, too.
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I wouldn’t worry about the MSIE users, unfortunately. They are the majority browser however the browser simply doesn’t meet the international standards.
Maybe under the About page you could tell folks using Internet Explorer that they will have to scroll to the bottom of their webpage to see the extras.
(Also, Flock is a simple but useful browser, as is Opera which was the first browser to meet standards.
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