No, you are not imagining it. This blog HAS been tweaked.
Constant Lurker Muz (so HE's the one!) asked for a change and hey, presto.
Changeo.
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i noticed immediately...personally, i think it's too light! xoxoxoxo
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Sav: it's got be light enough for the black text to show up OK, but not too light or the (now) white headings won't show.
The colors are initally based on what we chose 25 years to paint our cute dining-room - the old dark blue from the outer edges of the old blog and a rich terracotta red/orange. It looked brilliant in concept but we (I) never got around to it. The terracotta red looks crap on an LCD.
What to do?
OK I put the red back in, with the lighter blue it's OK I thik. Maybe makes the whole thig a tad less bright?
Red? I thought it was brown.
Russett.
Excellent! Looking forward to future musings -- Muz ;-)
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