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Tufty.
I realise that this is a blog so printing is not top of the list of formating considerations - but the black background or lack of reformatted version for printing, makes the articles impossible to print. Which is a shame, because some of the longer articles contain many interesting points that warrant consideration and reading in hardcopy.
ReplyDeleteJust changed it. Is that any better? Can't do anything about a reformatted version for printing, unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI quite liked the previous version, and found it easy enough to read, though I understand why some might not. But I don't like the new version, as I find the light blue background colour to be distractingly garish. Perhaps a darker shade of blue for the background would be better.
ReplyDeleteHow about this one?
ReplyDeleteI much prefer this to the blue background.
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