RazorianFly

You may have noticed we’ve switched to a premium theme! On Friday, and bearing in mind we wanted to re-launch RazorianFly with a bang, we picked up the ‘Fresh News’ theme from WooThemes. This theme offers tonnes of configurable options behind the scenes, but also offers a lot more to you, our readers …

We’ll be editing and moving things about for quite a while until we’re happy, but I’d just like to highlight some of the new, convenient, features this theme now offers you …

Search is a breeze.
Use the new stylish search box (top right) to find the articles your looking for. Simply enter a phrase or keyword and watch as we find the exact posts your looking for.

The Tag Cloud – Find what your looking for.
Can’t find what your looking for with our search box? – No worries, on the right sidebar, the tag cloud allows you to search our posts by keyword. We’re hoping to move this into a separate box of it’s own, soon.

Pro Comments
Want to make a comment on a post? – Simply click ‘[X] comments’ on the top right corner of each post, and you’ll be automatically taken to the comments for that post, and the reply box for you to make your own comment. Comments are now intelligently separated into ‘track backs’ (links to our post from other blogs or URLs) and actual user comments, and now they are more professionally laid out and readable.

Share This
Now that we’re self hosted (Woo!), we can apply some cool WP plugins and stuff to the blog. One we recently added is ‘Share This’. Share This, located at the bottom left of each post, allows you to submit any post on this blog to the likes of Digg, Del.ici.o.us, MySpace and Facebook with just a few clicks!

RSS and Subscription
We now have a trippy new icon for our RSS feed, which you can subscribe to by clicking on it (top right). You can also subscribe to RSS by Posts, Comments or E-mail by the menu in the far top right of the blog.

Those are just a few of the new features the theme offers, and we hope you enjoy the new theme as much as we have been doing, and continue to do so. As ever, we’ll let you know of subtle changes to the theme and/or feature additions in the form of a new post.