Emily,
Love what you've done with the site!!! The logo makes a cool background!
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3 comments:
I'm glad you like it. I might add more widgets to the side panels eventually but I also don't want to get it too cluttered. Let me know if there's something you (or anyone) are interested in having.
Also, as colors and layouts vary depending on which browser and screens people have, I'd like to know if any of the colors make it too difficult to read the posts. I felt the contrast was fine on the two computers I use but both of them were PCs.
Thank you,
Krista Jacobson
Krista.Jacobson@rasmussen.edu
6:44 AM, December 31, 2007
I didn't do it - Krista Did! And I agree, it looks incredible.
To be honest, maybe at the time it was neat and great but now it looks not healthy at all. What have you done to the background? Can you fix it? Maybe you should ask for help at Write my Paper - Top Quality and Affordable Price | WriteAnyPapers. I've heard this is one of the best writing services!
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