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Liturgical WordPress, part deux
Speaking of changing the color of your website based on the liturgical calendar, Scott Lenger has up on his site a WordPress plugin to do exactly that. I can’t decide if that’s good or bad.
I’ve been thinking of a site re-design for a while, and I blame Dean for getting me started on it again. This is not what I needed to get my final papers completed this semester.
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Sure … go ahead … blame it on the snake!
I suppose it’s better than hiding behind the excuse “The woman you made for me …”
Of course it’s good!!
Though getting a design that is flexible enough to support the movements of the liturgical seasons does take some work. Perhaps it’s best to post-pone the redesign until after the semester. Or, have you considered a ‘re-align?’
@Scott: Postponing the redesign is definitely best. If I can just resist the urge to work on it until then, I’ll be doing great. I think I have enough complaints about the current design that I want to do something drastic. At the same time, I love that quote from the ALA article you linked: “The essence of strategy is choosing what not to do.”