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New Wordpress site mockup "Tigris", feedback appreciated
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http://wordpress.org/
Read what it says right on the site. It's PHP-based blogging software for your web site.
wordpress.org
It's a blogging tool which in a way is turning also into a content management (CMS) tool as well.
Yeah, when viewed in safari or other webkit browsers, it's pretty messed up for now). And the dotted line is done in css, i'll try fix it, but there are no guarantees. BTW: does anybody know:
a. how to make a css property only apply to webkit browsers
b. a way to do something like "overflow-y: scroll;" in safari or opera
thanks in advance
The easiest way I can imagine would be a JavaScript checking the Browser's ID String and then writing links to the appropriate CSS file(s)
No idea on the second one.
Are you looking for something like how the Musings from Mars guy does his scrolling on his page? With the static header & footer? Might be some tips there...
http://www.musingsfrommars.org/
not quite. I don't want the layout liquid (unless mrogers wants), but the scrollbar thing is what I want
well, I have all of my exams done in a week, so i should ramp up production by then. All I really have to do is do some debugging and get mrogers to help me make it a wordpress theme. I will probably release it for rapidweaver too.
Cant wait to see it for wordpress.
yeah, i currently have 'iTheme' on my site but tbh i think this theme will be ten times better. can't wait!
I like both sites, they are very easy on the eyes. Post Links to the Wordpress Templates when you finish them, please.
It would be finished if I could find an overflow-y alernative for safari and opera. All I have to do after that is make the other colour variations (it'll take 2 minutes) and get mrogers to help me port it to word press. I'll port it to Rapidweaver aswell (possibly drupal)
So it looks like to me Safari 3 addresses some of your issues (looking pretty good). For Safari 2 I ran across a site describing the overflow issue with Safari 2 and maybe some of their workarounds can apply:
http://www.reinspire.net/blog/2007/06/18/safari_css_javascript_overflow/
I also see in IE6 on a PC, you are having issues with your PNG's and may need to apply the IE PNG fix:
http://webapp.youngpup.net/?request=/snippets/sleight.xml&xpath=/project/description
Or
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/pngtestfixed.htm
Or the following solution addresses PNG issues along with a host of other CSS issues in IE5/6:
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
I'll keep looking for Opera compatibility...
http://www.reinspire.net/blog/2007/06/18/safari_css_javascript_overflow/
I also see in IE6 on a PC, you are having issues with your PNG's and may need to apply the IE PNG fix:
http://webapp.youngpup.net/?request=/snippets/sleight.xml&xpath=/project/description
Or
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/pngtestfixed.htm
Or the following solution addresses PNG issues along with a host of other CSS issues in IE5/6:
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
I'll keep looking for Opera compatibility...
thanks for that, but it isn't what I am talking about. because safari doesn't support the overflow-y attribute, I can't permanently have a vertical scrollbar and when the scrollbar is removed, the post meta data is misaligned. I guess i could try and find something to apply the css styles when the content is too long, but then people with js turned off would see a horrible mess.
ok, I need a javascript person. I have sort of hacked this up form the link that TuckBodi has given me, but it aint working.
I hope you get the general Idea. can you see what is wrong? all I want to do is apply those css styles if the content is long enough to scroll, but nothing happens. help.
Code:
window.onload = function() {
if (parseInt(document.getElementById('content').offsetHeight) < parseInt(document.getElementById('content').scrollHeight)) {
document.getElementsByClassName('metadata').style.padding-left = '18px';
document.getElementById('content').style.overflow = 'auto';
}
}I hope you get the general Idea. can you see what is wrong? all I want to do is apply those css styles if the content is long enough to scroll, but nothing happens. help.