We made a number of improvements to Christian Web Trends this morning. Before you read the list below take a look and see how many of the 7 changes you can name…
Here’s what we’ve done:
- Upgraded to WordPress 2.7.1
- Added the TweetMeme button so you can tweet blog posts with 1 click.
- Removed the blog sub-menu from the left sidebar.
- Added the Collapsible Archive plugin, which cut down the amount of space the archive links take up in the right sidebar.
- Deleted about half the categories, which cut down the amount of space the category links take up in the right side bar.
- Removed the Cluster Maps map graphic from the right sidebar
- Removed the Technorati profile link from the right sidebar
How many could you name before looking at the list?
If you run into any problems as a result of these changes, please let us know by posting a comment. We’re already aware that the “Email This Post” plugin is not working and the TweetMeme button is not showing up when you view the full post. Working on those things.
We’ve got more improvements coming soon that will make this blog more social.
What do you think of the changes? What other improvements do you think we should make?

Co-founder & CEO, OurChurch.Com
Paul has been the CEO of OurChurch.Com since its founding in 1996, combining his passion for faith and technology to lead the organization.
An accomplished writer, Paul has authored over 2,000 articles on faith and technology, featured on platforms like ChurchLeaders.com, The JoyFM, and his personal blog, LiveIntentionally.org.
Beyond his professional achievements, Paul serves as an elder at Journey Community Church and is deeply engaged in his community through his involvement with the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch and the Safety Harbor Chamber of Commerce. He is a contributing author of the book Outspoken! Conversations on Church Communication.
4 Comments
Thanks John.
great stuff paul!
I like the blog! However I actually prefer to read in my RSS (Google Reader). Can you PLEASE change your feed settings to publish FULL posts instead of summaries? Thanks.
Greg, thanks for your feedback. We’ll give it some thought.