What do you think? Do you like the header, the whole thing? both? let us know. I had to change the whole design just to be able to upload the picture for the new header. No. There are no subliminal messages in the picture. I would've liked to keep the old design. It's simple and easy to maneuver, but all good things must come to an end, they say. I also cannot figure out how to transplant things like the e-mail, Facebook and Twitter widgets, as well as some of the other banners that I had. It gives me all kinds of error messages. It'll take a little bit of time until we finalize the look. Please take a moment to vote in the poll on the right, it'll take about 5 seconds, no more. It's the least you can do!
Why black? Reflective of your mood?
ReplyDeleteNice banner!
ReplyDeletethe design u had an hour ago was better. this black background to the text is glaring and painful to the eyes. switch it for the blue
ReplyDeleteit tkes to long to load it used to go quick
ReplyDeleteit's nice but i didn't think anything was wrong with the old one.
ReplyDeleteWhy are Litvisher only invited in the english and not the Yiddish!?! Unless that is whom you mean by Anshei Mayseh. Which I doubt.
ReplyDeleteinvited to what, Twisty?
ReplyDeleteLook at what you write in the new masthead in english "this blog is for Beni Teyre etc". In the Yiddish it only mentions Chassidim!!
ReplyDeletethis was always the case, I think. Nothing changed, only the design.
ReplyDeleteTastefully done but some problem with the legibility of the links,blogs and archives side column.
ReplyDeleteThe word רשת is modern hebrew (obviously the word itself is לשון קודש, the the use of the word to mean internet is modern hebrew), and us jews don't like hebrew, maybe change it to אינטערנעט?
ReplyDeletesince the header was designed for me, I would have to ask the designer to change that word. I cannot do that. He's a shtikkel Tziyoni, so maybe he won't be happy about changing it...
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should change your blog's name into "Zlateh the goat"?
ReplyDeleteוד''ל
Yoshe
ReplyDeleteI don't get it.
Cool. R' Rubin allowed tzigalech in the Spinke Chaider? What's the tzigale doing... freigt di ma nishtana, mit di grobbe finger?
ReplyDeleteI like your kishketel.
Matchmaker matchmaker....."Yoshe Kalb(kelbel or kelev)" needs a wife.... "Zlate the Goat" would be a match made in himmel. Mazel Tov!
ReplyDeleteSorry to go against most of the comments here but I will be positive :) I like it!
ReplyDeleteMuch better design than before and easier to read!
ReplyDeleteTzig, the picture is taken from Maurice Sendak's illustration of I.B. Singer's "Zlateh the goat".
ReplyDeleteמאנט מען פנימיות
ReplyDeleteאל תסתכל בקנקן
:)
I like it, though I could do without the space between each post. The blog area should look more like the sidebar.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean 'more like the sidebar?'
ReplyDeleteYoshe
ReplyDeleteווי קומט צו דיר אזא בקיאות אין אידישע ליטעראטור
I do like it, but the font size is a bit too big for my taste.
ReplyDeleteI also like the header image very much, but in my opinion the white around the outside doesn't quite go, and is actually a little bit glaring.
Maybe your designer would want to fill the white in a little bit so it looked something like this (corrected for the proper colors of course):
http://goo.gl/2kyQG
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ReplyDeleteI can crop the header and make the font a bit smaller. That much I CAN do.
Your input was very much appreciated. If you haven't yet, please vote in the poll.
Thanks!
The heck with the nahrishkayten about astetics! You have to search your soul regarding all the loshon hara, ms"r and rechilus, you disseminate on this blog. You know, that you can enjoy almost equal success even if you eliminate the worst ten percent of vile. It is not worth it for you, even if it was a chet kal, k"s...
ReplyDeleteAny coldness people develop in avodah and emunah due to your blog is something that you will be held acountable for, in the olam haemes. Speak to somebody about how to do tshuva properly. Maybe go to kivrey tzadikim and daven for clarity in thought and action.
Otherwise, you should go from strength to strength בשימחה ובטוב לבב
Tzig, where do you think my pseudonym originates from?
ReplyDeleteyes, Yoshe, but I never knew that you knew all the details and the pictures
ReplyDeleteDislike only because this new format does not render properly on mobile platforms. I have tried different ways to get it to work, but each time it causes my blackberry browser to crash.
ReplyDeleteBB fanatic
if you like't the old one why was it changed is it coming from העכרע וענסטרס?
ReplyDeletei wonder whare you get all this timeהאלוואי on me
ReplyDeleteAnon
ReplyDelete"The word רשת is modern hebrew (obviously the word itself is לשון קודש, the the use of the word to mean internet is modern hebrew"
if it is Loshen Hakodesh, then whats the problem of using the word to new technology,
Didn't Rebinie Hakodesh use in the Mishna new words for Vessels etc..that were not mentioned in the Tnach?
Yoshe
ReplyDeleteWasnt Yoshe Kalb the famous lost person in Galicia?
תתחדש. משנה צורה, משנה מזל - לטובה.
ReplyDeleteשיין. משנה צורה, משנה גיסטע: חיצוניות משפיע על הפנימיות.
ReplyDeleteזאל זיין מיט א סך הצלחה.