jeff kiesel wrote:
> this sounds very interesting, and i love when you guys push the
> envelope of css, but what is the benefit of including a signature?
Say that I decided that on my site
p { font-size: 8px; }
because I'm using a 21" monitor at 800x600 and I think it looks great.
Now you come along and your eyes start to bleed from the squinting. You
could add this to your user style sheet:
p { font-size 14px!important } ;
but of course that would mean that EVERY 'p' would be set to that size,
and do you want p = 14px for *every* site that you visit?
BUT since I know have this:
<body id="www-tntluoma-com">
you can refine your user style sheet to just fix P elements on my site
by using
body#www-tntluoma-com p { font-size: 14px; }
and it will only enlarge the font size for P when you visit my site.
Say you don't want to see the h1 on top of all of my pages
body#www-tntluoma-com h1 { display: none; }
or you don't like the breadcrumbs
body#www-tntluoma-com div#breadcrumb { display: none; }
And so on....
TjL
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