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Anybody try the new stylesheets I put up?

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jbud73

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What do you guys think of the No Borders and the Black and Red entries? If you don't know what I'm talking about, you can change the appearance of the boards here:

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/editdisplay.php?Cat=0

 

By changing the drop down labeled "Which style sheet (skin) do you want to use for your display?"

 

 

Note that post at the top of the forums about stylesheets. Always looking for new ones. wink.gif

 

Hmmm Arch got creative4_6_100.gif would you look at that.

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rob_react

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Yeah, basically. Point sizes, colors, other neat stuff you can do with css. You can do some cool things if you really have a grip on the tech.

 

Speaking of cool things with CSS (and since this is the most likely thread for someone here to actually care about me having done this)... I did a three column (header+ footer), liquid css layout for the Museum of Science, Boston back in January. Totally cross-browser/ cross-platform and only relies on Javascript to place the footer. Everything else is pure CSS- not a table in sight.

 

http://www.mos.org

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Yeah, basically. Point sizes, colors, other neat stuff you can do with css. You can do some cool things if you really have a grip on the tech.

 

Speaking of cool things with CSS (and since this is the most likely thread for someone here to actually care about me having done this)... I did a three column (header+ footer), liquid css layout for the Museum of Science, Boston back in January. Totally cross-browser/ cross-platform and only relies on Javascript to place the footer. Everything else is pure CSS- not a table in sight.

 

http://www.mos.org

 

that's purt sweet there, rob. have you visited CSS Zen Garden yet?

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rob_react

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Yeah, basically. Point sizes, colors, other neat stuff you can do with css. You can do some cool things if you really have a grip on the tech.

 

Speaking of cool things with CSS (and since this is the most likely thread for someone here to actually care about me having done this)... I did a three column (header+ footer), liquid css layout for the Museum of Science, Boston back in January. Totally cross-browser/ cross-platform and only relies on Javascript to place the footer. Everything else is pure CSS- not a table in sight.

 

http://www.mos.org

 

that's purt sweet there, rob. have you visited CSS Zen Garden yet?

 

Yes. I make the rounds to all the CSS sites every so often, especially when I'm involved in a CSS intensive project.

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Yeah, basically. Point sizes, colors, other neat stuff you can do with css. You can do some cool things if you really have a grip on the tech.

 

Speaking of cool things with CSS (and since this is the most likely thread for someone here to actually care about me having done this)... I did a three column (header+ footer), liquid css layout for the Museum of Science, Boston back in January. Totally cross-browser/ cross-platform and only relies on Javascript to place the footer. Everything else is pure CSS- not a table in sight.

 

http://www.mos.org

 

that's purt sweet there, rob. have you visited CSS Zen Garden yet?

 

Yes. I make the rounds to all the CSS sites every so often, especially when I'm involved in a CSS intensive project.

 

CSS is the shizzle. Big fan.

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CSS is the shizzle. Big fan.

 

I'm a pretty big CSS geek and have been for just about the past seven years. For all of its faults (and there are a lot of faults let me tell you), it's still a wonderfully powerful tool.

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I just started playing with CSS today and find it very fun to adjust. Although I haven't worked with designing whole webpages, just being able to modify this board is fun. I have all sorts of different ideas, it's just getting them working properly.

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I just started playing with CSS today and find it very fun to adjust. Although I haven't worked with designing whole webpages, just being able to modify this board is fun. I have all sorts of different ideas, it's just getting them working properly.

 

This is a actually a great way to learn the CSS basics since all of the heavy lifting has already been done.

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I just started playing with CSS today and find it very fun to adjust. Although I haven't worked with designing whole webpages, just being able to modify this board is fun. I have all sorts of different ideas, it's just getting them working properly.

 

This is a actually a great way to learn the CSS basics since all of the heavy lifting has already been done.

 

right. find the CSS Specification online and download it. verry verry helpful too

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I just started playing with CSS today and find it very fun to adjust. Although I haven't worked with designing whole webpages, just being able to modify this board is fun. I have all sorts of different ideas, it's just getting them working properly.

 

This is a actually a great way to learn the CSS basics since all of the heavy lifting has already been done.

 

Once I was able to figure out which background and color command corresponded to the page, it was very smooth to integrate. Although I notice that in using the "Punisher" one I created that Arch installed, I missed quite a few hex code colors, that I need to edit.

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I just started playing with CSS today and find it very fun to adjust. Although I haven't worked with designing whole webpages, just being able to modify this board is fun. I have all sorts of different ideas, it's just getting them working properly.

 

This is a actually a great way to learn the CSS basics since all of the heavy lifting has already been done.

 

right. find the CSS Specification online and download it. verry verry helpful too

 

home of all things CSS: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/

 

A very useful version of the spec can be found here:

 

http://www.zvon.org/index.php?nav_id=references&mime=html

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I just started playing with CSS today and find it very fun to adjust. Although I haven't worked with designing whole webpages, just being able to modify this board is fun. I have all sorts of different ideas, it's just getting them working properly.

 

This is a actually a great way to learn the CSS basics since all of the heavy lifting has already been done.

 

right. find the CSS Specification online and download it. verry verry helpful too

 

home of all things CSS: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/

 

A very useful version of the spec can be found here:

 

http://www.zvon.org/index.php?nav_id=references&mime=html

 

and a gold star for rob!

 

like i said, verry verry useful. not so great for pushing the envelope, but for good, solid, cross-browser compatible code it works very nicely

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