I haven't posted as was promised, but you can be sure that another one of '52 tips and tools' is coming soon, along with more posts.
I have switched over to Google's new standard (dynamic views) because posts no longer looked very good with my old template and the site was taking so long to load. I'm taking a little sigh here, as the last template took lots of work and was a positive change (so you said) when it went live. However, text now reads nicely across the screen, and images are displayed clearly too. The menu bars haven't disappeared: move your mouse to the right-hand side of the screen and hover over the black squares. These boxes will expand, and you'll be able to access the previous menus in the same way.
My site badges from Medpedia, New Doctor, and Disease.com are now in a separate page. There is also now a link to Everyday Health, who asked me to write for them not long after I began this blog. You can find this page on the top menu bar of the blog. The About page is also in the same location.
If you are unfamiliar with dynamic views, you can use the drop-down list on the left-hand side of the menu bar to change the way blog posts are displayed on the site. The 'classic' template currently displays the majority of posts in the best way. Keep scrolling down and you'll find posts as far back as 2009.
Be sure to leave me some feedback about how the new template is working for you!
Louise
I have switched over to Google's new standard (dynamic views) because posts no longer looked very good with my old template and the site was taking so long to load. I'm taking a little sigh here, as the last template took lots of work and was a positive change (so you said) when it went live. However, text now reads nicely across the screen, and images are displayed clearly too. The menu bars haven't disappeared: move your mouse to the right-hand side of the screen and hover over the black squares. These boxes will expand, and you'll be able to access the previous menus in the same way.
My site badges from Medpedia, New Doctor, and Disease.com are now in a separate page. There is also now a link to Everyday Health, who asked me to write for them not long after I began this blog. You can find this page on the top menu bar of the blog. The About page is also in the same location.
If you are unfamiliar with dynamic views, you can use the drop-down list on the left-hand side of the menu bar to change the way blog posts are displayed on the site. The 'classic' template currently displays the majority of posts in the best way. Keep scrolling down and you'll find posts as far back as 2009.
Be sure to leave me some feedback about how the new template is working for you!
Louise
