After posting some layout updates in the other blog updates post, this is the other final update to the blog, that doesn't regard content, this update contains various code updates as well as layout changes some are small and others are slightly bigger changes

Layout Modifications:

• Updated Navigation bar, with seperators to space out links
• Changed the overall colour scheme of the blog to Black, Blue and Orange
• Spaced out the logo text from the top bar for better appearance

Code Modifications:

• Added in random quote generator above naivgation for a bit of fun!
• Added in a Date a Time script on the top bar
• Added in support for more methods of subscribing to the RSS Feed thanks to a WordPress Plugin Add to Any subscribe buttons by MicroPat
• Added in sub-categories for various topics such as tutorials.

Thats the blogs last major changes regarding code and layout. Look out for new blog posts everyday!

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