Dunstan Orchard's blog? http://www.1976design.com/blog/
On 10/20/05, Kim Plowright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Asking the backstage uberbrain because I'm snowed and can't find
anything quickly via google.
Does anyone know of a site that changes design (via CSS) according to
the status
According to my mole in weather, the feeds are ready, but awaiting Ben's
return to be launched. This is assuming there aren't any HPIs (horrible
policy issues) that neither of us know about...
This is, of course, the unofficial answer!
K
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Weather Pixie.
Cheers,
Rich.
On 10/20/05, Kim Plowright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,Asking the backstage uberbrain because I'm snowed and can't findanything quickly via google.
Does anyone know of a site that changes design (via CSS) according tothe status of an external feed? In particular,
Very nice. More info here...
http://www.1976design.com/blog/archive/2004/02/03/php-dynamic-css/
Jason
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Ooh, ace, thanks everyone.
Really useful.
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Subject: Re: [backstage] CSS changes based on weather conditions
Kim,
On 20/10/05, Kim
On 20 Oct 2005, at 15:06, Kim Plowright wrote:
Does anyone know of a site that changes design (via CSS) according to
the status of an external feed? In particular, one that changes
according to the local weather conditions?
Well there is http://www.1976design.com/blog/ which updates using an
Simon Pearson's weblog (www.minor9th.com) also does this; the site varies in
tone from blue/green to orange/red, depending on the temperature culled from an
external source. As well as altering the colour of links, the photograph in the
sidebar is chosen according to tone (though I believe this is
According to my mole in weather, the feeds are ready, but awaiting Ben's
return to be launched. This is assuming there aren't any HPIs (horrible
policy issues) that neither of us know about...
This is, of course, the unofficial answer!
*Does his happy dance* ... sorry about that! :-)
Do
Jim,
Categories for items in our RSS feeds is a great idea an we are
currently looking at the work that would be involved in adding some
category information to items within the RSS feeds for News and Sport,
so watch this space.
However I am afraid to say that you may be a little disappointed by
In fact I have it on excellent authority that the Met office use SVG
in their back office, but that their clients require other
formats Thy rely on paying customers and that is apparently why
they don't yet provide an SVG front-end.
regards
Jonathan Chetwynd
Accessibility Consultant
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