Everyone’s favorite person - only backwards
I’m baaaack! Did ya miss me? Our week-long trip to Maine ended with a 7 hour car ride yesterday! And now I’m back to enjoy the last 36 hours of summer! Besides dreading that though, we had a great time and I took a bunch of photos. Now don’t start complaining that there are too many! I edited it down from over 200 to just 86!
Austen Squarepants is a 15-year-old high school student and geek. He lives in New York City with his parents and is interested in technology, filmmaking, and anything funny.
Netsua is his personal blog and website, where he writes about a variety of topics that interest him. The word "Netsua" is in fact Austen's name spelled backwards. It literally translates from gibberish to "Greatness on the level of Austen."
In addition to Netsua, Austen also writes for the mac application blog MacApper.
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Nice set of photos Austen.
Tell me, how do you do these nice displays/layouts of photos on your blog? I’ve looked at the code, and you must have some styles which account for the margins and the even layout. I can’t duplicate it.
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It’s actually just incredibly good luck. Lucky for me, the additional photo sizes that Flickr creates when you upload a photo are the perfect sizes for displaying on my blog. The theme I use, TripleK2 by JohnTP gives the main content area a little over 500 pixels in width.
It’s just super great luck that Flickr’s photo widths, with the borders automatically added on by TripleK2 fit in perfectly, give or take a few pixels. So really, all I did here was put the two smaller photos on one line, and the larger one on the next and centered it just in case.
I don’t think it would work with your theme unless you added borders to you pics in the HTML.
How about explaining how to see the captions, which are really good and add to the “experience”.
Great pictures, but I miss images from Bowdoin, FatBoy, inside Fore Street, you glomming down your daily dose of ice cream or certainly the highlight of the trip: The WalMart Experience. Maybe next year.