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one of my good friends wrote this blog here. he asked me for an opinion , however , i havent used linux much... only used centOS for about a semester in college for a networking course. i was hoping the members here could give some opinions about the blog.

thanks a lot :)

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Quick summary and practical next steps: the theme is a clean starting point — good quick styling pointers from and — and a few additional, practical improvements will make the blog easier to read, faster to load, and safer to run.

Readability and structure: keep comfortable line length (around 65–75 characters), increase line-height, and use a readable system font stack so long posts aren’t tiring. Give code blocks a clear monospace style and syntax highlighting so command examples are scannable. Make post metadata obvious (date, distro/version, tags) and add a brief author bio for credibility on technical topics. Example CSS to improve article text flow:

article {
  max-width: 68ch;
  line-height: 1.6;
  font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, "Segoe UI", Roboto, "Helvetica Neue", Arial;
}

Performance, maintenance and safety: enable HTTPS, serve optimized/responsive images (WebP or properly sized srcset), and use caching (server or plugin) to cut load time. Keep WordPress core, theme and plugins updated; WP-CLI is a fast way to maintain a site:

wp core update
wp plugin update --all
wp theme update --all

Add offsite backups and test restores, and follow WordPress hardening basics for file permissions and login protection. Measure real-world speed with PageSpeed Insights and iterate on the top recommendations (WordPress hardening guide, PageSpeed Insights).

Caution: when posting Linux commands, always label the distro and version and test snippets before publishing. Given the thread age, prefer actively maintained themes/plugins and verify compatibility with current PHP/WordPress versions so the blog stays useful and trustworthy as it grows.

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Member Avatar for mattster

Its actually quite a well styled blog, I would just add a bit of padding on the .site-info div at the footer.

If you were really looking for perfection, try to add a feint background colour to the logo/header area

Member Avatar for rubberman

I agree with mattster. A good start on a Linux blog.

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thanks for the feedback :) ill let him know. :)

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