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The Painterly Theme

I need to give credit to the author of the theme I'm currently using. Her name is Anne Halsell and I'm eagerly awaiting the redesign on her site at www.kaisho.org. I love the theme and think it looks great. It's one of the entries in The Style Contest, the best one as far as I'm concerned, and the author has gone to alot of trouble to make sure it behaves how it should on a live blog, and in both Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Entries for the Style Contest are coming in thick and fast now, and every time I go back, there's lots more to look at. Some are very good. It will be interesting to see who the judges think is the best entrant. Entries close on 15 May, 2006 and winners will be announced on 2 June so we don't have to wait long for the final decisions.

Posted to Weblog Tweaks on April 29, 2006 12:56 PM

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Favicon for http://blog.plasticmind.com Jesse Gardner said:  

This really looks good implemented!


April 29, 2006 10:46 PM | Reply to this Comment
Favicon for http://www.bestoday.com.au/wind/ Toni Author Profile Page said:  

I'm glad you like this style on my site Jesse, if you have a look at my other blog, The Playground, you'll see your own entry from The Style Contest used with a 3-column-layout. Another fantastic design.


April 30, 2006 12:13 AM | Reply to this Comment
Anne Halsall said:  

I just saw this and wanted to say thank you for the generous promotion. I'm very happy you like the style, and that one person is using it makes it all worth it to me!

The lists in the sidebar still look strange to me in Firefox... do the bullets look like they're a little bit low to you?


May 5, 2006 11:41 AM | Reply to this Comment

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