My XML, javascript and HTML is teh suxorz. I'm rebuilding the Georgia Sports Blog's template to better take advantage of some of the new blogger.com's features.
Right now, it's sort of a trainwreck despite me building an entire test site that nailed it to perfection.
Give me a few hours. It'll look like non-ass soon enough. Hopefully.
Until then...yes, I'm aware everything is sorta busted.
Georgia Sports Blog FanShop
- Georgia Bulldogs Women's Sideline Clutch
- Price: $84.99
4 comments:
This is what I (and other non-savvy computer geeks) read:
blah blah blah I'm making a better site blah blah blah.
Paul, thanks for all your info. It's greatly appreciated by this Dawg-away-from-home.
(raise glass) To non-ass looking blogs!!!
Dude - I have no idea what I typed. I'm bluffing in hopes that you guys don't figure out that I spilt beer all over the computer.
PWD
Just make sure you save that original template, buddy. You'll mess it up a few times before you can get it right...just speaking from experience on that one.
No kidding. I've got tons of these things saved from the old site and test site.
I gotta tell you though...the hardest freaking thing has been inserting the GoogleAds back into the bottom of each post.
I don't understand HOW that should be hard. Google owns blogger.com.
Good grief.
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