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Very clean, easy to ready, nice work.

The header graphic is nice, but overall it’s very busy and hard to find anything. You’ve got what looks to be a ton of content, but it’s all very jumbled together.

Also, the image links you have that take you to categories… I would either have a generic page they link to if there are no posts there or not post them until there is content. When I clicked on Cowboy Bebop I got a 404 error.

I’ve muted the background to about a 45% opacity over white. Does this improve readability?

I’m not sure if I’m sold on the sidebar implementation. I like the tag cloud but not necessarily the colors. Any suggestions?

Hum, alright. Would increasing the opacity on the white bubbles and toning down the opacity on the colored bars improve readability?

I really appreciate all of your comments and help here.

The background is still too much even though it’s toned down with the opacity on the post “bubbles?”

As for the comments, I have allowed them in the past, but I kind of let the blog die over the last year or so and am trying to bring it back. I’ll add the comments back in due time.

Odd that’s it’s not outputing correctly in Firefox 2 but it is in Firefox 3. I’ll look into that.

What browser are you using so I can address that? I’ve checked using Firefox 3 and Safari 3 on Mac, and IE 6 on Windows and can’t reproduce that look.

Anyone have any suggestions or comments?

Please?

Anyone? Surely there is a way to resolve this.

Thank you. A version of this will work.

No suggestions?

It looks like the query_posts comment is throwing everything off but I can’t get the included loop to work without it… I’m stuck.

Thanks for the suggestion and to Kieran for helping with the SQL error. This is a great little script.

This looks great, but on the calendar page I get nothing but Database errors:

WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘(‘2007-04-1′,event_end) ORDER BY event_id’ at line 1]
SELECT * FROM wp_calendar WHERE event_recur = ‘W’ AND ‘2007-04-1’ >= event_begin AND event_repeats != 0 AND (event_repeats*7) >= DATEDIFF(‘2007-04-1’,event_end) ORDER BY event_id

When I first went into manage the plugin it told me the table had been created. Is there something else it needs to do?