Month: December 2006

Ok, does anyone know why the line spacing in my posts changes after a blockquote or a list? Look, for instance, at this post. What’s up with the bottom half? I’ve looked at HTML of the post itself and can’t see anything different, but somehow once it gets published it squishes itself. And as we all know, I’m not the world’s greatest wiz at code trouble shooting….

I shouldn’t be this annoyed with it. Everything else went pretty well (except that I don’t like my pegasus picture to be skewered by the dividing line…). It’s just the little stuff that kept me up late, made me sleep through my alarm and have to rush through breakfast and making my lunch and all that other good morning stuff.

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I got the blog migrated. Then I spent more time than I’d care to divulge applying “labels” (why can’t they call them categories or tags?), which was fun. But I’ve done just about everything I can to make it look like the old blog I’ve come to know and love… with only moderate success. There are some weird formatting issues that I can’t figure out, and I’m too tired and confused to even know how to ask for help.

And what’s with the itty bitty font for the blog archives? Is this kind? I’ll need to pass out complimentary magnifying glasses to my subscribers, sort of like the OED in 4 volumes instead of two dozen.

But now it’s way, way past my bedtime, so I’ll try to stop thinking in blogger code and start composing myself for rest. Wish me luck…

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Ok, so as soon as my little “switch to the new blogger” button comes back (they’ve taken it away because too many people are switching all at once), I’m planning to transition this blog over there. This may mean that you get a whole bunch of posts coming through your aggregators… sorry. Hopefully this will only happen when I first make the switch, though I don’t know what happens when you start applying “labels” and stuff, but I’ll do my best not to spam you with too many updated posts.

Wish me oodles of luck. I definitely do NOT want to spend hours and hours trouble-shooting. But I also want to do this thing on my own terms and not log in one day and find that it’s been done for me.

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