[thelist] Theme switcher and browser differences
Liorean
Liorean at user.bip.net
Wed Feb 27 16:04:00 CST 2002
At 16:42 2002-02-27 -0500, aardvark wrote:
>any reason you've chosen client-side over server-side?
Three reasons:
- I don't know how to program it backend.
- I'm really into JavaScript.
- I want to use the W3C stylesheet alternation mechanism.
>i actually never noticed ALA's switcher and built my own using
>ASP and cookies... all those non-JS users can benefit from it that
>way (http://roselli.org/adrian/ -- stealth is my favorite)
Well, the way I see it, if they chose to leave JavaScript out, they can
very well stay with the default theme - it's not supposed to be going to be
that bad a theme after all.
>have you tested the CSS in static test pages on those browsers?
>it's a good idea to narrow it down to the style switcher or the CSS
>itself... try static pages with the styles that you want to test
>hardcoded in the <link>...
The css should be all fine... it works standalone, in at least Moz 0.9.8,
Opera 6 and Ie 6.0 without problems.
// Liorean
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