WTF, You’re Still in BETA?
by Latoya Peterson

Yup, still in BETA until the Gummi Bears are plain and properly sized.
So, latest theme promises maximum flexibility and customization. Some things you will notice:
- Same clean layout that all the readers love
- Should be easier to navigate
- Return of page based navigation
- Can switch easily between dual side bar and single side bar layouts (more experimentation with that later)
- The return of the sharing tools – to stumble upon, delicious, reddit, twitter, and facebook
Things we are still working on:
- Accessibility for the visually impaired. Special thanks to all the users who have written in so far letting us know when you spot an issue – if you are still having issues with size ratios/text enlargement, please let us know.
- Page width – this theme allows us to play in a 960 space, however we configure it. It does not allow for a larger playground, though it may be possible if I upgrade to the developer theme. (For the WP devs in the house, we are messing around with the Platform theme.)
After this is done, we will continue working on:
- The podcast (Our kingdom for an uninterrupted hour!)
- Posts – we’ve missed a ton of things over the last few weeks, particularly since I’m traveling and Art is working
- Site survey – it’s been three years since the last one!
- Business updates (it’s hard out here for brown entrepreneurs)
- A new feature: ideas lab
- Email – we have 563 unread emails in the Racialicious inbox and about 700 more to respond to/add to the blog. Heaven help us.
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