I guess it depends what you are trying to achieve and what your individual skills are. What was it you were having difficulty with?

I can see from your website that you are using the Weekly Theme which has some neat features to give a magazine look on the home page. To achieve this in Thesis would likely require the use of a plugin such as Featurd Content Gallery and some programming to create a custom page template – not a small amount of work.

If the Weekly Theme does everything you want it to, then it makes sense to stick with it.

Russell

Great question.

The answer to the first part of your question is no, at least not easily. AIOSP dies not save the autogenerated meta descriptions – they are produced on the fly each time the post/page is requested.

To get rid of the Reddit links in the meta description you need to either: a) manually add a meta description for each post or b) See if you can get the Digg Plugin to move it links to the bottom of the post

Regards

Russell

I know alll what you’re saying. The thing is that I have DiggDigg plugin installed and the icons of it are placed at the top of the posts after the headline. So when the meta description is auto generated by Thesis, It adds reddit links to the meta description and stuff.