Welcome to the new look of Worship Matters, designed by my son-in-law, Kerrin Russell.
Kerrin is married to my oldest daughter, Megan. Not only is he a godly husband and dad, he’s a true servant. It helps that he’s great at solving computer problems and fixing things. The most recent example is my blog site. Kerrin was the one who originally suggested I start a blog, and over the past year or so he’s been wanting me to update the look. Knowing that I’d never get to it, he did it himself. BTW, the pictures in the banner were taken by my 18 year old daughter, Brittany, who runs a design and photography business with her older sister, Megan.
We’re still working out some problems, but I think it will eventually better serve those of you who stop by. If you’re using Internet Explorer you may have some difficulties viewing everything correctly. We’re working to solve those issues. Some of the changes we’re making are:
- a less cluttered look
- a song player on the Music page
- multi-lingual translation. Google translator enables the blog to be read in Italian, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Czech, and Arabic. Just click one of the flags in the upper right hand corner. The translation is literal so it’s far from perfect. But I think it’s better than nothing.
- when you click on a Scripture reference, you’ll immediately see the whole verse or passage. Click on the reference again and it goes away. Try it here: Col. 3:16-17.
- colors come down when you move the cursor over one of the tabs up top. Not very functional, but cool.
Please let me know what you think about the new look, and if you find anything that’s not working.
