Why did I have to change platform? Can someone explain to me why I talked myself into doing this? ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Only three more major series and I’m done. At least, on the importing front. I’m still finding ways to customize the outer shell. It doesn’t help that I’m a total spaz when it comes to coding.
*sigh*
Why do I plan projects that take too much time and effort?
Hee. This is turning to be my anime blog update site. ^^;; At least, no one is reading this blog.
The continued wonkiness of Blogger has sent me into serious thinking. Instead of blogger-fying the Hemingway theme, I shall switch over to WordPress and use the original itself. If Blogger has not fixed their ‘effed up FTP’ing by tonight, I am switching to WordPresss… Even if it kills me.
This decision is not an easy one. Take note, I have been blogging for almost three years. THat means, I have over a thousand posts. Unfortunately, the system used is slightly complicated. Gawd, help me.
I have tried my hand at configuring and installing WP, so I hope it’ll turn out alright.
*crosses* fingers*
Customizing the hell called WordPress brings in a little bit of heaven. Amidst the confusion of tackling scary style-sheets, a brainstorm for my anime blog pops in the head.
After three years of the same front page, I have found my next one. The solution: A hemingway template. Simple Blogger-fication is all I need to implement this design. At least, that’s the theory.
Will it work? I hope so. But first, I must wait for Blogger to function in a stable manner.
Why is it difficult to ‘personalize’ a theme? All I wanted is to have an alternate color. I wanted to implement the blue-black tandem akin to the schemes in my other sites. Let’s just say, uniformity is the key. ^^;;
If not for Blogger being wonky, I probably would have opted to go for the more convenient method. While Blogger is simpler to prettify, WP is more customizable in the long run.
*sigh*
I am going insane. New projects drain the heck out of me.
As with new blogs, I must resign myself to test this little bugger for trouble areas. Lo, and behold. I spy a problem child.
So I must find a way to fix this. or die trying.
