The only problem in Firefox at the moment seems to be the missing borders on the right side panels - I can live with that, though it is probably a quick fix - maybe I will look at it tomorrow.

 

Looks OK. The new header is really sharp! Now, if you can just set your clock to the mountain time zone, everything will be good.

 

My wife was just now saying that she really liked the old "primary colors" lithograph thing I used to have going on.

I slapped this current logo together pretty quick, so I may change it yet - I would like to add a few very minor bells and whistles - increase some white space here, trim some fat there, sort of thing.

The important thing is that my center column isn't all wonky every other post. ;-) Now I can get back to posting...

 

Yeah! Get back to posting! We miss ya!

Clever cleft note thingy or whatever it is called...

 

Looks really good to me... I wish I could program my site like you do. Is there any book that may help me? One of those 'for dummies book is what I need'

 

Jazzycat - there are all sorts of tutorials on the internet that teach how to do both html and extended html (xhtml)/css. There are not doubt many books on the subject - but all of that information and more can be found freely on the internet.

JD - The font is called "Vivaldi" - and that is just the way it makes a capital letter "D" - it sort of looks like a sideways ampersand, or (as you mention) a sort of "G clef."

I don't know if I like the colors however. I matched them to the greek manuscript in the background - but I am not sure I like the "fall" colors. I really do like to use reds, blues, greens and even yellows when I can. The trouble with having a logo that is one color, and the rest of the site another color, or colors - is that it gives an unbalanced, or (dare I say it) a "slapped together by an amateur" sort of feel. As an IT professional, I should hope that my site would be at least consistent with itself - for posterity mind you. ;-)

 

Nice.

 

cool! You are again my friend.