Actually there is a nice drupal/WP template out there that does exactly that. I am trying to remember the name, but can't... I remember the basic theme was blue, 3 columns, with an old-mac feel to the module styling....
Cheers, MFM --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jay dedman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Brook Hinton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm in the process of rethinking/redesigning my whole approach to online > > video and videblogging. > > The one thought that is solid now: decoupling the concept of > > RSS/Subscribe-ability from presentation. The blog format is a convenient > > means of providing updates to the small subset of my viewers that uses feed > > readers and whatnot via rss, but that doesn't mean a blog has to be the the > > format in which the material itself is viewed. > > Don't know where its going but I'm certainly following the discussion here > > with great interest. > > I do think a blog is still a viable format for a highly conceptual or > > series-based project. > > Im glad Heath started this thread. > Maybe we need to identify what people don't like. > When someone says "i dont like the blog"...is it just the nature of > posts from Recent to old? > > When I first thought about posting video online, Peter Van Djick > showed me how to blog because i didnt know how to code html. > he recognized that it would be too difficult for me to code a website > everytime I wanted to post a new video. > That's why the blog as a CMS was so smart. > Youtube is a CMS. > all these videos sites we use are content management systems. > > I also have wanted more control of how things looked on my blog. > I wish I could just drag and drop different elements on my blog in real time. > I wish i wasnt hampered by "this is the sidebar"..."this is the > header"...."this is the footer"... > and to change any of this stuff, I have to go into the code to change it. > > I would love to have a CMS where I can overlap things, and rearrange > content everyday just by dragging it around. > > Jay > > -- > http://jaydedman.com > 917 371 6790 >
