New Theme, New WordPress

Every few months I find a new theme I like and change things around. This theme is called Lyrics, designed by ThemeRama. I like the layout, but I’m not crazy about some of the features. It would be nice to have a tab for each page (like archives and photography). I may try to tweak it and see what happens…

I’ve also just updated to version 2.7 of WordPress. New sparkly. Yay. Seems to be stable and most of the plugins I use work with it. Except, of course, the bSuite plugin I was using to track stats, add “Related” links to the bottom of posts, and some other little nice touches.

I also have a WordPress plugin, Theme Switcher Reloaded, to let users change the current theme. I’ll see if that works. I have something like 20 themes installed… I’d be interested in hearing what you like.

Edit, 17 Dec 08: As of today, the bSuite plugin has been updated for compatibility with WordPress 2.7.

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