Just in case anyone cares, here is what it looks like in Mozilla, Konqueror, and IE6 SP1 being emulated in linux. I guess I didn't really expect it to be fixed though, oh well.
Two problems: people not using standard clean HTML, and browsers not being standard in how they render HTML even when the HTML is fine. Not sure which is at fault here. But yeah, I didn't really expect anyone to care.
Well I sure don't. Can we hurt you now?
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
It doesn't look right in my Mozilla either. I don't know how it'd be fixed though. I say just get rid of the beveled edges. I think there's some way to approximate that with HTML but I can't be arsed to look through my HTML book to find out.
I don't see why it needs to be fixed. It doesn't look that bad in any browser screenshot that I've seen, and it's functionality is all intact. It seems like a lot of work for minimal gain.
it looks ugly to me, but then I'm a super-über-perfectionist who wants 6823976283457123984 new hacks installed so I guess you can disregard my opinion completely.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
It's ABOUT TIME!Originally posted by The Man
it looks ugly to me, but then I'm a super-über-perfectionist who wants 6823976283457123984 new hacks installed so I guess you can disregard my opinion completely.
Mr Thou! Mr Thou!
i was kinda being sarcastic actually, but you guys disregard my opinion anyway whether or not i want you to, so i might as well mock myself
the staff is not here to consider the opinions of the regular members.
Manny: So long as I get to keep making fun of you. I'd probably run out of things to like about you if I couldn't (see? There I go again)
eest: So long as we're clear. =)
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
yay for clarity
*fights the power*
I could fix it easily enough for one page, but then Shlup would have to redo all the other pages with the new code (probably wouldn't take that long). Depends if people are bothered.
Let me know what kind of stuff you need to fix it all up, and if Shlup doesn't want to do it, I'll try to get it done over the weekend. Thanks, Burt.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Okay, BoB, try this. I've tested it in IE6 and Firebird, and it seems to be okay. I've only changed the main index page, as the rest are called for using inline frames, and they shouldn't need changing.
Just overwrite the index file with the new one, and then add the images to the directory. Make sure you're got a back up, though; no doubt I've messed up somewhere!
Excellent captioning there, ShlupQuack.
"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless,
uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh, haven't you?"
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