I’m going to attempt a design for Textpattern from the ground up, as opposed to using Manji or Rin as a starting point.
I’m a little heartbroken about it, because I love those templates so much, but I need to learn more about how Textpattern works. I can’t do that by cheating with somebody else’s work.
It’s only a small site though, so it can’t be that hard. Can it? :)
I’m also planning a new blog running WordPress. Much as I like Textpattern, I do miss my old favourite too.
I’m aware that this may seem like I’m doing too much all at once, given that posting here has hardly been regular of late. The new blog will be a slightly different style of writing though, and I’m hoping that keeping one up to do date will help spur me on with this one too.
I’m not crossing my fingers behind my back, honest!









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No, really. It is very simple, it’s just that it’s different to WP. Not sure if trying to do both at the same time is good though. Learn TXP first then put your WP blog up. Why are bloggers so fickle. :)
And Azh, doubt you’ll hear any of the swearing that may or may not come from my direction while I struggle with Textpattern. When I’m doing a design I rarely have any IM client on the go…need concentration. :)
I have a new install of TextPattern and will try and work out a design on my own. It could be very minimalist to start with until I manage to get my head around the different way in which TXP works compared to WP.
Maybe we should start a support group :P
I will stumble and stumble and probably stumble some more but it is a learning curve and the journey can be lots of fun…
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