It has taken me years, but I finally have this website functioning more or less the way I have been envisioning it for some time. That is because
Blogger finally allows you to set up pages that allow bloggers to post static messages such as "About Me," "Contact," etc. These are perfect for setting up pages for biographical information, and information about various practice areas. Of course I could have changed a while ago to a more sophisticated blogging platform, but Blogger has the advantage of being pretty easy to use. There were also some work-arounds I could have tried, but never did. I waited until Blogger set it up for me. So even though I don't know much about the programming necessary to set up a website--my 14 year old kid probably knows more HTML code than I do--I have been able through trial and error and experience to figure out how to create a pretty decent-looking site, if I do say so myself. So thank you Google and Blogger.
Comments, and especially compliments, are welcome. The site could probably still use a little tweaking here and there.
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3 comments:
I think your site looks great! How did you get your menus to have a color behind them? I am trying to figure out the code but am coming up shorthanded.
If you're talking about the colors that show up when you pass over the buttons on the top linkbar, those background colors are built into the template I use. I got the template from http://www.ourblogtemplates.com/
I'm sure there is a way to program that into the code for your template, but I'm not advanced enough to do that.
I have recently started a blog and I want to know how did you go about the Index and the post under that particular title. I have been slowly going about it as I get familiar about the manner in which it functions, hence had the posts on the home page. Is there any way of moving the posts from the home page to the other pages (like we have on the email options to move to folders) besides the cut and paste option. Regards,
Brigid
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