Got myself a new blog theme. The old one was getting…well…old. The design was made by Andrei Chirea. It’s still in beta. Some things may work “funny”, other may not work at all. Should work in Internet Explorer.
Suggestions are welcome!
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Pretty cool.
Only problem I have is that it’s wider than 1024px. Perhaps you could remove the ridiculous PHP code block in the top-left corner
, to make the sidebar a little narrower.
By the way, you have no padding on the right side… at all.
Can you post more info? Browser, OS, etc. I’ve tested it and it worked fine.
Firefox 3.6.1pre, Ubuntu Karmic.
It’s caused by the large width. Once I get horizontal scrollbars, the padding goes away. Try to shrink the browser window and see for yourself.
I’ll try to fix it later on today! 10x man…
Your new theme seems a bit crowded because of that Tag cloud. Other than that it looks okay. One more thing, though: remove those obscure sharing services by keeping only those that matter (you’ll figure out which).
I’ve fixed all the issues. I also started another blog…well, adapted the theme to it and made it public: http://barcelona.motane.lu.