14 April 2007 - The main page is looking stable again with yet another addition, "What's Ahead". I have made room for this on the main page but I had to enable display of iframes to do it. Let me know if ads start showing up. I use AdBlock Plus and usually don't see ads.
21 April 2007 - Cleaned up some of the problems that arose after enabling iframes and reformatted printer friendly pages. I use 2 Greasemonkey scripts in conjunction with this:
Printer friendly redirect - http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/7986
Print blocker. Prevents the printer popup box from opening - http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/6571
27 April 2007 - Fixed the conflict between good iframes and bad ones (hopefully). Made the font on the blogs a little bigger and easier to read. Removed the footers (#footer, in case you want them back).
30 July 2007 - Fixed the formatting when Wired changes the layout of the main page once a week or so. A lot of other minor fixes. The page is designed for and looks best at 1024 but it works tolerably with 1280.
23 August 2007 - Fixed the overflow in "Latest Blog Posts" column.
27 August 2007 - Removed the "Services" below "What's Ahead" on the main page.
04 October 2007 - Narrowed the left (blogs) column on the main page because the right column is now longer.
30 October 2007 - Fix for main page.
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Moggy said on Mar 18 2007
Thank you, even though it isn't done yet! Their fricking redesign clashes with my perceptual disabilities, making reading the site a chore rather than relaxing... I even started watching Userstyles' newsfeed in part to get any possible fix for the site as soon as possible, since I'm not good enough with CSS to do it yet. (I already used yours for the old site.)
Suggestion: having the large front-page images resized so they match the newly-resized text might improve the look further. (The right-side topmost article in your "after" is particularly bad in that regard.) You could always stick it in a comment so it's off by default and let people enable it if they prefer.