A new poll. I need your help.

29 08 2005
One of the many cool features of the new Coomey.net weblog system is the ability to easily create and implement *themes*. Serendipity comes with a ton of bundled themes. I've sort of settled on a theme called *MT3-Squash*. I dig it. However, I'd love for everyone to get a chance to check out the different themes and vote for their favorite!

So... in the right hand column you should see a list of themes that you can try. Give them a try and then below that, vote for your fave. After a week or two, I'll take a look at the most popular and make that the default theme, at least until I create one of my own.

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29 08 2005
#1 Shawn Coomey (Reply)

...and if anyone wants to create a new theme (Diantha?) go ahead!
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01 09 2005
#1.1 Dia (Reply)

ahaahahaah -maniacal laughter-
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02 09 2005
#2 dia (Reply)

gahhh did you delete all the files that were there before ;_; my entire page is all broken images now BUT MAYBE ITS OK BECAUSE I SHOULD REDRAW THOSE OLD IMAGES ANYWAYS but eh.
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09 09 2005
#2.1 Shawn Coomey (Reply)

Nope.. I still have them if you want them. Looks like you were referencing images that you stored on coomey.net on another page, eh? :-)
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04 10 2005
#3 Praveen (Reply)

Hi,
Nice Blog!
Can you tell me where I can download the IDEA theme of serendipity?

Thanks,
Praveen
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