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Re: JCB JS220 Excavator
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lugnet.publish
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Wed, 26 Nov 2003 18:41:29 GMT
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At 01:16 PM 11/26/2003, you wrote:
> In lugnet.publish, Dan Boger wrote:
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> > I prefer the light on dark colorscheme. But I'd recommend just having
> > several CSS files lying about, and allow the user to pick which one is
> > used (or even use their own :)
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> > But that's just me :)
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> Sounds reasonable, although it would probably be difficult to retrofit, given
> that the rendered images on the website have black rather than transparent
> backgrounds and would not look correct. The fact that I know nothing about CSS
> would make this even more difficult.
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> Do you have any links to sites of the type you mention?
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> Jennifer
Jennifer,
CSS is super-easy to learn - pretty much just one line of ASP and one or
two text files containing a few lines of definitions. How to let the user
pick is not something I've had experience with. My home website
(http://www.roboticsresources.com/aerandir/index.php) uses a CSS style
sheet. (the CSS file is /style.css)
You're right - it would be difficult to retrofit because you'd have to
rename every page in your website to a .asp or .php. It's a small price to
pay for the flexibility to change instantly at any time the look and style
of the entire website.
Regarding the images, making the black backgrounds transparent would be
trivial. Paint Shop Pro or GIMP or Photoshop can all do it very easily. I
can do it if you like, it wouldn't take me long. Unfortunately it means
converting gif's or png's, both of which have drawbacks.
~Mike
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| (...) Pft. You don't need to do that - just need to add a <link> tag (I believe) to the header and you're all set. Don't even need to make it smart - all the pages can point to a css that's really a dynamic file, and that will output content based (...) (21 years ago, 26-Nov-03, to lugnet.publish)
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| (...) Sounds reasonable, although it would probably be difficult to retrofit, given that the rendered images on the website have black rather than transparent backgrounds and would not look correct. The fact that I know nothing about CSS would make (...) (21 years ago, 26-Nov-03, to lugnet.publish)
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