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deer_mewsApparently, much like me, my LJ was blissfully unaware that it was obsolete and degraded. I have "fixed" the LJ. Me? Not so much.
Unfortunately, so many of the S2 themes that I liked color-wise (or even layout-wise) were, frankly, unreadable. Talk about form over function. This one was not only fun, it was the one that had least-offended my sensibilities when I got tired of searching. There are still some things that bug me, but I'm too tired to fix them. I suppose I should put my money where my resume is, and come up with something, if I can't find anything nice to say. Does anyone have any experience with designing and coding LJ themes? Wanna share your expertise in a crunchy-yet-easy-to-swallow format? Let me know!
Of course, the really funny bit is that the reason I was looking at themes in the first place was that I decided I was tired of looking at my current mood theme and wanted to change it. After looking at some of the others, I find that I like them again. Hmm. Time to get to work with a graphics editor, methinks.
Unfortunately, so many of the S2 themes that I liked color-wise (or even layout-wise) were, frankly, unreadable. Talk about form over function. This one was not only fun, it was the one that had least-offended my sensibilities when I got tired of searching. There are still some things that bug me, but I'm too tired to fix them. I suppose I should put my money where my resume is, and come up with something, if I can't find anything nice to say. Does anyone have any experience with designing and coding LJ themes? Wanna share your expertise in a crunchy-yet-easy-to-swallow format? Let me know!
Of course, the really funny bit is that the reason I was looking at themes in the first place was that I decided I was tired of looking at my current mood theme and wanted to change it. After looking at some of the others, I find that I like them again. Hmm. Time to get to work with a graphics editor, methinks.
