bored today and spent 5 minutes playing with the think tank forums css. i like the way it is, but just messing around.
http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/5912/rethinktank.jpg
http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/5912/rethinktank.jpg
:D
also lucas. i've been super swamped with other projects. but one day in the next week or two im gonna do a screencast kinda thing, rebuilding think tank in django just so you can check it out. i actually bought some screen capture software forever ago to do that for you but i kept fucking up the videos. ill get it going soon. i think youll be hooked once you see it.
oh wow, that looks nice.
rev: i'd be so sentimental for the original css that i've seen for almost three years now though :(
rev: i'd be so sentimental for the original css that i've seen for almost three years now though :(
http://lolums.aledowen.com/styles/style-blue.css
http://lolums.aledowen.com/styles/style-purple.css
http://lolums.aledowen.com/styles/style-grey.css
Those are designs for ttf on my upcoming forum.
http://lolums.aledowen.com/styles/style-purple.css
http://lolums.aledowen.com/styles/style-grey.css
Those are designs for ttf on my upcoming forum.
I'm a sucker for rounded corners.
mozilla and webkit browsers support corners without the need for images, if internet explorer had that support there would no longer be any need for image corners, which equates to faster page loading times.
and cleaner code
would you use curvy edges on stuff if IE supported this lovely feature lucas?
maybe
I would be into some rounded corners. I am, similarly to Gatz, kind of a sucker for them.
Can't you use rounded corners even if IE doesn't support them? The site would probably still be readable in IE, just with hard corners.