Ferrari
Monday, September 27th 2004 · Web Design
(5 comments)
I just finished designing a new layout, that I named Ferrari, for lack of a better name - it seemed pleasantly cheezy. Check it out.
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Comment Tuesday, September 28th 2004 by tagger
So . . . how is this "feature" implemented in code -- by switching style sheets?
("Feature" is quoted because we often fix bugs simply by documenting them. Another name for a documented bug is "feature."
:-)
("Feature" is quoted because we often fix bugs simply by documenting them. Another name for a documented bug is "feature."
:-)
Comment Tuesday, September 28th 2004 by Greg
You code the alternate style sheet by adding an extra LINK tag in the head of the document designated "alternate style sheet". Theere's apparently a w3c standard that says browsers ought include support for alternate styles. In Firefox, just click View > Page Style, and you can select one there too. Warning: If you select "no style", this page is scary.
Comment Tuesday, September 28th 2004 by tagger
The "Archive" title text appears to overlap the menu bar -- Does it in both IE and FireFox.
Comment Tuesday, September 28th 2004 by Greg
Yeah - that's the last bug I've got to work out. I was hoping no one would notice. :-/
Comment Tuesday, September 28th 2004 by tagger
No Style -- I see, I think. It just displays your page without looking at the style sheets, and it doesn't appear to like server-side includes either, although some Javascript seems to work.
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