On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 14:26:37 +0300, I said: > So I suggest you do a second version of these both where you > strip all the unnecessary CSS off and take off all overrides. Make it > homepage-only CSS. The current CSS mess is maybe the worst problem we > have here. After that you (or we) can start working on it.
For example, here's a bit from the SC40 website - properly rendered on Mozilla - but with the tigris.css and inst.css stylesheets stripped off (otherwise the page displays pretty much ok, but with larger text): http://www.safelyinrussia.com/tmp/miikka/ooowebsite/screenshot_strip_2005-03-27.jpg See? If we have CSS on top of CSS on top of CSS, we quickly *lose control* of our website. It would be quite hard to search for the bit of code that causes 'News' and 'In the media' to overlap like that. Let alone guess it. The result is quirky spaghetti code that is huge in filesize and hard to read. This is not the solution for this problem we're discussing, though (layout completely breaking on some systems). I just mean that it would be a lot of easier to hunt down those nasty bugs if the CSS mechanism would be more simple. Regards, Miikka Leskinen miles_fin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
