
With a brief post, I alerted the subscribed visitors of the pending change to the site appearance and it is already done. I have been using the StudioPress Genesis framework with one of their child themes that essentially provides the external appearance.
Choose Your Site Theme Carefully
I wanted to change to a child theme that provided a little more visual presentation and interest and chose a Genesis child theme from a third-party developer. Although the appearance is quite appealing, I found their support seriously lacking, every question a chargeable item. I managed to find ways around the obstacles and the site looks about 95% of what I envisioned, and I am willing to live with the missing 5%.
For these reasons, I am not going to promote the theme or its developer. But the Genesis framework and StudioPress will remain my WordPress theme solution and I may go through this change once more in a few months when I have a StudioPress theme picked.
Most of the Changes are on the Home Page
The visible changes are on the home page, the post archive presentations, and the missing sidebar. As I find interesting things on the Web, I will write short posts about them and present them on the home page. Depending on what I find or what catches my attention, some of these posts may contain more than one tidbit in a post. When I publish these, I will suppress the new post notification to reduce the number of alerts you may receive.
Each post and page is presented with the content for easy reading. I am entertaining the idea of periodic, say daily or weekly single photograph posts. Most likely there will be no text in these posts and they will not generate post alerts either. I don’t want to inundate your inbox with these alerts. If and when this happens, there will be a link to see them either on the main menu or on the home page layout.
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