It’s worthy a mention that THAT themes are not optimized to work under IE and are hence unuseable unless you want your site to look like a fool’s blog to majority of your visitors.
Really depends as to what your blog is about as to if the majority would be using IE. I had a design blog where it was the 4th most common browser of my users according to GA. However with the abundance of themes out there, there’s really no need to choose one that doesn’t work on all browsers.
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Thanks for writing about Begi.
It’s worthy a mention that THAT themes are not optimized to work under IE and are hence unuseable unless you want your site to look like a fool’s blog to majority of your visitors.
Really depends as to what your blog is about as to if the majority would be using IE. I had a design blog where it was the 4th most common browser of my users according to GA. However with the abundance of themes out there, there’s really no need to choose one that doesn’t work on all browsers.