On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 01:41:43PM +0200, Tommi Vainikainen wrote: > I don't really know if it would be more fine-grained, but at least it > would be possible to use your own look instead the one webmaster > provides, and because everything related to look would be separated from > content. It would really look like people want, not almost[1]. > > [1] In here I mean for example for me, those box rounding images would > be described in CSS file, and my browser wouldn't show them to me.
Do browsers support `switching off' displaying CSS? I don't see such an option in my Netscape 4.7, unless it means "Dynamic fonts" as it... > when for example you think it would be nice to have little more space > between two elements, CSS would be optimal solution, even though not all > browsers support that. For older browser it would look suboptimal, but > usually still very good. Of course, much testing should be done with > different browsers. That is my main concern actually, that we would perhaps be spending a lot of effort on the design, and that we would never be able to provide satisfactory design for a group of users. Debian's site isn't a typical mainstream site most of the visitors of which mainly use the latest Internet Explorer beta and who all have Flash and MS Office fonts installed[1]... IME our audience is quite diverse WRT OSes and browsers, which makes this team's job more troublesome. [1] think layers, Garamond, animations, etc. -- Digital Electronic Being Intended for Assassination and Nullification
