Comments on: Entry 0063 http://blog.dunny0.net/entry-0063/ Carpe Dementia Thu, 07 Oct 2010 21:02:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: dunny0 http://blog.dunny0.net/entry-0063/#comment-312 dunny0 Fri, 30 May 2008 17:35:20 +0000 http://blog.dunny0.net/?p=429#comment-312 Yes, well... I hardly ever watch anything on TV anymore, and I figured the cable-box might be more at home with the other things I hardly use but still want to hold on to, i.e. the old systems that'll be located in the Game Room. I'll keep your graphical request in mind the next time I do something with text. Normally I add at least a bit of a shadow or something to offset the text, but it looked okay in the larger size without so I didn't. Yes, well… I hardly ever watch anything on TV anymore, and I figured the cable-box might be more at home with the other things I hardly use but still want to hold on to, i.e. the old systems that’ll be located in the Game Room.

I’ll keep your graphical request in mind the next time I do something with text. Normally I add at least a bit of a shadow or something to offset the text, but it looked okay in the larger size without so I didn’t.

]]> By: Lori http://blog.dunny0.net/entry-0063/#comment-302 Lori Wed, 28 May 2008 22:55:29 +0000 http://blog.dunny0.net/?p=429#comment-302 I'm fairly amused by the thought that you want to move your cable box to your "game room" and your game systems to the "tv room". Either way, YAY for cleaning and organizing. Procreating power cords could be an money making endeavor, I would think. And one formatting peeve... can you put some buffer "white space" between the image and the text? Not a lot, but enough so that the text doesn't blend so well into the image. It hurts my head. I’m fairly amused by the thought that you want to move your cable box to your “game room” and your game systems to the “tv room”. Either way, YAY for cleaning and organizing. Procreating power cords could be an money making endeavor, I would think.

And one formatting peeve… can you put some buffer “white space” between the image and the text? Not a lot, but enough so that the text doesn’t blend so well into the image. It hurts my head.

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