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Bye-Bye Golden Layout

Posted by John W. Furst on Friday, September 7, 2007

Orange/Blue Colour Scheme

The 'Old' FCON21 homepage. (Click thumbnail to enlarge!)

Do you notice the new color scheme of the Fcon21 sites? Last night we have updated our Web sites www.fcon21.biz (↑) and this E-Biz Booster Blog with a new color scheme. I would not say that it is a brand new layout, because almost everything is in its usual place. Navigation, footer elements, etc … But you might notice one additional function. Google^™ Site Search. We'll eventually cover that in a future post in more detail.

After recommending a site search function for each larger site in John's post, “Site Search Do you have one”, we finally have it implemented for ourselves.

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