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----- :title: H3RALD.com v8.1 Released :subtitle: Featuring a a brand new newspaper-like design, powered by HTML5 and CSS3 :type: article :toc: true :date: 2010-09-15 14:24:25.052000 +02:00 :permalink: h3rald-81 :pdf: true :tags: - website - webdevelopment :intro: | Just "over a year ago":/articles/take-back-your-site-with-nanoc I released the 8th version of this web site. The biggest change then was abandoning the Rails-powered "Typo":http://wiki.github.com/fdv/typo/ blogging platform in favor of "nanoc":http://nanoc.stoneship.org/, arguably the most versatile static site generator out there. A year later, I am still very happy with nanoc, hence there's no need for another major release. Nonetheless, I decided to improve the site's overall design and image, making it (hopefully) easier to use and more pleasant to the eye. :extended_intro: | I always had a problem finding the right theme for my web site. I always wanted to find something related to the word _herald_, so in the last release I went for a herandry-oriented theme. For this release, I decided to go for a newspaper-style layout: after all, the word _herald_ is often used in newspaper titles, and I picked the name "h3rald" after the "International Herald Tribune":http://global.nytimes.com/?iht. Also, I was desperate to try out the new features offered by HTML3 and CSS3, and a newspaper layout seemed a good excuse to use columns. ----- $[document.intro] |