Monday, June 18, 2012

A New Look To My zuqiuwang Blog!

I have given a new look to my sports blog - zuqiuwang - by installing the WordPress Contrive template bloggerised by Lasantha.

Screen Capture:The New Look 

But it was not as simple as just downloading and uploading the template to my blog. 

I wanted to remove the menu bars and not being code savvy, I didn't exactly know how to do it. Even a check with Lasantha's blog post on how to configure the template didn't quite help as the post did not have what I was looking for.

So, I had to play the intrepid or foolhardy code hunter and try to figure out where and what exactly I was looking for.

So I made some 'educated' or lucky guesses, and the gods must have been smiling.

The rest, they say, is history - and a good one, fortunately, for me.

I have also changed the width of the blog and the side-bar and added three columns to the bottom. For these tasks, the Internet helped.

:Screen Capture:The Three Column Footer I Added

But whatever you are doing, before you fiddle with the codes, Always remember to first backup your current template because if anything goes wrong, you can always re-upload it.

I have also reinstalled the blogger navigation bar because I find it convenient to sign in and out. But I have changed it to hover instead of the fixed one because this gives the blog a neater and sleeker look.

I hope you like the new look to my zuqiuwang blog. You can access it by clicking here . But I must apologise for not updating it for a long time already. With the Euro 2012 on now, I think I have no excuse to be malas (lazy) anymore.

If you are not too familiar with the codes like myself, have you ever fiddled with them? Was it a happy experience for you?

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