Gen Y Blogger Thanks WordPress Support Team.
Gen Y Problogger Apologise for Some Inconvenience Cause Due to Earlier WordPress Blog Layout Issue.
Updated on May 11, 2010.
Hi Friends of The omniGens Blog,
For some of us reading the previous blog post [1] , you may encounter some layout issue. Basically, it is the category cloud font size differences issue [2]. This is where certain category cloud words appeared much bigger compared to the rest.
I would like to thanks WordPress and WordPress Support Team [3] for their assistance provided. The WordPress Support Team had helped to resolve and response my various enquiries [4].
In my subsequence blog post, I will share on how to adjust the WordPress category cloud font size. Also, other option available beside WordpPress category cloud for your WordPress blog layout.
Please note there maybe some blog layout improvement in future when necessary.
Have a nice day!
Best Regards,
James Ang
The omniGens Blog
http://omnigens.wordpress.com/
Note: The purpose of this thank you note is to show appreciation for simple things in life. Usually, a sense of appreciation and gratitude can go a long way in helping ourselves to feel better, contended with life and be more relax. Only then we may experience some form of Eureka. This means able to have better access to our inner self. From here, we can release our innate creativity and innovation.
From here, we maybe able to release our innate creativity and innovation. How about trying this out by yourself. Who knows it works! At least, there are times when this really works.
About James Ang.
James Ang is a Gen Y Blogger (or Gen Y Pro blogger – stands for Professional Blogger) who blogs mainly on innovation, peer learning, personal development and well beings. The omniGens Blog’s articles are written from a non-partisan peer learning and crowdsourcing perspective.
About The omniGenerations Blog’s Concept.
The omniGenerations Blog (or The omniGens Blog in short) is a peer learning community blog or a peer learning micro wiki blog [5] that focus on the holistic development of our lives. The omniGens Blog leverages on the collective wisdom of our proactive community in helping us to achieve simple work – life balance and happiness. Make Life Simple.
Reference.
1. Gen Y Blogger or Gen Y Problogger Peer learing Professional blog (or Problog in short) – The omniGens Blog’s article Yahoo! Thanks for Resolving Yahoo Error Code 17 – A Gen Y problogger’s (stands for professional blogger) Thank You Note – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/2009/08/24/000004/ - Remark: Reference number [5] gives a snapshot of Category cloud font layout issue before any correction.
2. Search Engine – Bing Search on omnigens.wordpress.com – Search engine snapshot of omnigens.wordpress.com with its WordPress Category Cloud font size out of alignment. It is dated which is August 24, 2009. This snapshot is done before any correction. – http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=the+omnigens+blog&d=131796175507&mkt=en-SG&setlang=en-US&w=1879953,58d75d13
3. WordPress.com Support – WordPress Support FAQ on some popular questions – List of some popular questions and answer related to various topics – http://support.wordpress.com/
4. Gen Y Blogger or Gen Y Problogger Peer learing Problog – The omniGens Blog’s article Thank You Note For WordPress – A Gen Y problogger’s (stands for professional blogger) Thank You Note – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/2009/08/21/000003/ - Remark: Reference number [2] gives a concise explanation of what is Yahoo Mail Error Code 1, 14 and 17.
5. Peer learing professional blog or peer learning problog – The omniGens Blog talk about James Ang Gen Y Problogger and Blogger – Some background information on James Ang Gen Y Problogger of The omniGens Blog. This include the main blogging topics of The omniGens Blog – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/about-me/
6. Peer learing professional blog or peer learning problog – The omniGens Blog on its purpose – Information related to The omniGens Blog’s purpose and type of content – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/purpose/
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