Re: SM Design Revision
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SM Design Revision (#16074)
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At 03:50 16.02.2002 -0500, James Spahr wrote:
>The design facelift on SM continues, as some people know. I need some
>feedback, particularly of a technical nature.
- looks good in Opera 6 WinNt!
(degrades so fluidly, man)
- aesthetic: imho there are too many different fonts
-- just have different sizes of a single one
- msg # / consistency:
in the single message view, e.g. http://community.scriptmeridian.org/16074
"In Response To" refers to msg #, but own msg# seems
evident only in the url
>Obviously we can (and will) do a non-css display if a CSS only display is
>used. I need to know how many community members this adversely affects in
>order to decide which type of display will be the default / how to proceed
>for here.
my 2 cents (Euro, n.b.):
CSS is W3C, and any browser that isn't is Not Good.
I heartily recommend opera.
Only concern: accessibility. but a quick google
shows that http://www.afb.org/ uses CSS, so it
must be ok.
[more digging shows there's guidelines at http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10/
[..]
3.3 Use style sheets to control layout and presentation.
[..]
]
ok, we no return you to your regular geekstuff!
e
--
http://mp3.com/groins
>The design facelift on SM continues, as some people know. I need some
>feedback, particularly of a technical nature.
- looks good in Opera 6 WinNt!
(degrades so fluidly, man)
- aesthetic: imho there are too many different fonts
-- just have different sizes of a single one
- msg # / consistency:
in the single message view, e.g. http://community.scriptmeridian.org/16074
"In Response To" refers to msg #, but own msg# seems
evident only in the url
>Obviously we can (and will) do a non-css display if a CSS only display is
>used. I need to know how many community members this adversely affects in
>order to decide which type of display will be the default / how to proceed
>for here.
my 2 cents (Euro, n.b.):
CSS is W3C, and any browser that isn't is Not Good.
I heartily recommend opera.
Only concern: accessibility. but a quick google
shows that http://www.afb.org/ uses CSS, so it
must be ok.
[more digging shows there's guidelines at http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10/
[..]
3.3 Use style sheets to control layout and presentation.
[..]
]
ok, we no return you to your regular geekstuff!
e
--
http://mp3.com/groins
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Re: SM Design Revision
2/16/2002 by James Spahr
> my 2 cents (Euro, n.b.): > CSS is W3C, and any browser that isn't is Not Good. > I heartily recommend opera. okay,
2/16/2002 by James Spahr