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somerandomdude: Beginning the process of transitioning the Franklin Street theme to HTML5/CSS3. Fun.

Posted on 24 February, 2010 at 7:00pm with Comments Off

Beginning the process of transitioning the Franklin Street theme to HTML5/CSS3. Fun.

The Off Franklin Tumblr Theme

Posted on 22 February, 2010 at 7:51am with 5 comments

The decision to offer up all the work related to this site has been as grueling as it has been rewarding. Iconic was a huge hit and has seemed to have helped a quite a few people. The next on the list of tasks was the Tumblr theme. I had previously released a theme based on the old design, but it never quite satisfied my expectations (similar to the prior design as a whole). Therefore, once the blog was redesigned, it only made sense to redesign its Tumblr counterpart – which brings me to the new Off Franklin theme. Read the rest of this post…

somerandomdude: If I feel brave tonight, I may flip the switch on Some Random Dude to the new Franklin Street theme (http://bit.ly/EtrI4)

Posted on 1 November, 2009 at 7:50pm with Comments Off

If I feel brave tonight, I may flip the switch on Some Random Dude to the new Franklin Street theme (bit.ly/EtrI4)

somerandomdude: Out of the complete blue, the Franklin Street Wordpress http://bit.ly/EtrI4) theme got some props. Thanks @smashingmag

Posted on 1 November, 2009 at 4:19pm with Comments Off

Out of the complete blue, the Franklin Street Wordpress bit.ly/EtrI4) theme got some props. Thanks @smashingmag

Moving Forward

Posted on 25 August, 2009 at 12:21pm with no comments

Ever since my little work-induced hiatus, I have been trying to wrap up some projects that have been hanging over my head for a while. Releasing coordy was a big step in the right direction. However, when I relaunched this site, I made a big promise that I would release the Wordpress theme for public use. After a month or two of using and maintaining this site in its latest incarnation, it became quite clear that it would be a monumental task to wrap up all the code for public use and that the current theme would be far too rigid and fragile to implement for anyone outside of the person who built it to begin with. Read the rest of this post…

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