Nick Murtagh wrote:
Kae Verens wrote:
My example is at http://verens.com/files/linux.ie/
That's a nice improvement. Some random thoughts:
Putting "text-decoration: none" on anchor tags is a bad idea, it's the
main way people recognise links, especially when you've changed the
colour.
Also there's a strange gathering of non breaking spaces before "cork"
that could probably be removed.
I understand the idea for the text-decoration thing. In this case,
though, the test was to see how much optimisation I could do on the
original code without breaking the design. The original design does not
have lines under the links in the OSDN-style header.
I'll be working on a full rewrite of, say, the front page today. Should
have something up later on. My goal is not to change the design in any
major way - I am not a designer, so any "improvements" I make in that
respect would be very suspect.
An added bonus to CSS-style rebuilding is that the menus can be placed
at the bottom of the source, yet displayed where they presently are.
This allows a more accessible reading of the site, and faster loading of
content.
Will have something up later!
Kae
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