http://elements.disqus.com/Regaining the passion in designenWed, 28 Jan 2009 12:34:17 -0000http://www.tornelements.com/2009/01/26/clearing-up-the-confusion/#comment-5619696<p>LOL... Yeah... I knew I was running that risk.</p><p>And it hasn't been a huge amount of traffic. I just thought posting this would help direct people to the proper place.</p><p>I appreciate the kind comments, but after hanging out with some other theme coders, I can tell my level of skill is severely lacking. But that's actually the whole point of this place - to refine my coding skills so that I may sit comfortably next to other more experienced coders. :)</p><p>If nothing else, it should be fun to see me struggle through this. lol</p>LarryMonteWed, 28 Jan 2009 12:34:17 -0000http://www.tornelements.com/2009/01/26/clearing-up-the-confusion/#comment-5613193<p>Doh!</p><p>...and now by liberal use of the word thesis you have probably gone on to increase the likelihood of getting hit from a google search on the terms "diy themes thesis".</p><p>May I suggest to anyone that does by merry happenchance stumble across this site from such a search: add the RSS to your reader, and you might just learn enough from Larry to be able to one day not need any kind of support when it comes to custom themeing.</p><p>If you're here because you run diythemes and are wondering where all your thesis traffic went, then I suggest you offer Larry a super awesome consulting gig that he can't refuse. ;)</p><p>This guy knows his stuff, (and he likes tropical fish).</p><p></p>pBWed, 28 Jan 2009 03:13:38 -0000