New look for the blog

Posted December 3rd, 2007 by Liam Green-Hughes

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Redesigned the site using for a more modern look. Admittedly brown and red was not a good colour scheme! I'm using the Sky theme which has been contributed to the Drupal community. One day I will create my own theme, possibly starting with the Zen theme as a good starting point.

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