If you can’t tell, the site isn’t done yet.  I figured I’d get version 2 downloadable first, then worry about some of the other site details.

With the release of Flexibility 2, I redesigned this site to be more useful to the users of the theme.  It was just a site with a few static pages, nothing more really, but it will now be a dynamic blog where I can hopefully share some of my successes and ideas for helping others create successful (profitable) blogs. One of my New Year’s resolutions is to blog more, so this will be a good way to keep that promise.

You can still download and use Flexibility 2 on any of your blogs. Once you find out how easy it is to customize your blog with the theme, you can then upgrade to the additional features found in FlexSqueeze. Flexibility 2 is available to download for registered users.

Download Flexibility 2

Here’s a video that demonstrates a few of the theme functions and shows how quickly the theme can be customized. It’s my first video ever created, so cut me some slack on the jumpiness. I’m trying to get more efficient at Camtasia Studio.

I actually recorded the video at 640×480 and have another version hosted at Screencast.com, but I wanted to play with YouTube a little bit. I’m amazed how much YouTube reduces the quality of the video, but not surprised. If anyone knows of a video plugin that can display video in a lightbox, let me know. I’m still looking.