Making progress...
Oct. 7th, 2007 05:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wolfwings...mostly in the form of comment pages being useful, albeit non-functional for replies right now.
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shatterstripe's idea ages and ages back to properly use HTML UL markup, which was a little tricky but I'm pleased with the result. I still need to properly integrate the 'reply' options and what-not, but I'm more and more pleased with how this LJ-Style of mine is coming together. :-)
The hard part will be adding all the options properly, just because I'll want this to be fairly adjustable while still using valid markup and stay as bulletproof as possible. The last bit is one thing I'm proud of, this style is almost impossible to screw up with a badly-formatted meme since it 'resets' all the way back to the <body> tag between each journal entry. Only the comment-pages use nested tag structure in fact, the rest is all neatly boxed.
Anyone see any obvious problems with the layout as I have it right now? I'm not quite using valid HTML yet since I'm not using <li> tags, only basic <ul> tags to force the indents between comments, but it renders well in everything I've tried it on except IE6. And frankly, since even pirate copies of XP can run IE7 legally now, I don't give a rats ass about IE6 compatability.
Stole
shatterstripe's idea ages and ages back to properly use HTML UL markup, which was a little tricky but I'm pleased with the result. I still need to properly integrate the 'reply' options and what-not, but I'm more and more pleased with how this LJ-Style of mine is coming together. :-)The hard part will be adding all the options properly, just because I'll want this to be fairly adjustable while still using valid markup and stay as bulletproof as possible. The last bit is one thing I'm proud of, this style is almost impossible to screw up with a badly-formatted meme since it 'resets' all the way back to the <body> tag between each journal entry. Only the comment-pages use nested tag structure in fact, the rest is all neatly boxed.
Anyone see any obvious problems with the layout as I have it right now? I'm not quite using valid HTML yet since I'm not using <li> tags, only basic <ul> tags to force the indents between comments, but it renders well in everything I've tried it on except IE6. And frankly, since even pirate copies of XP can run IE7 legally now, I don't give a rats ass about IE6 compatability.