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Page style survey



Author: TonyLawrence
Date: Fri Nov 11 11:57:01 2005
Subject: Page style survey

I need some advice here:

Nowadays most sites like this present their main page in "blog" style, like http://aplawrence.com/Blog/fullstyle.html

Should the index page here (http://aplawrence.com) be presented that way?






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Fri Nov 11 12:03:47 2005: Subject:   TonyLawrence

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Add your opinion right here in the comments or send me email.

Thanks.



Fri Nov 11 14:34:21 2005: Subject:   bruceg2004


I kind of prefer that way, but I think you need to make a visible difference between each post; for example, maybe make the title have a different color background, so it is easy to see where the next post begins/ends...

- Bruce




Fri Nov 11 15:38:54 2005: Subject:   TonyLawrence

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OK, I just added a wide hr bar.. does that help?



Sat Nov 12 11:29:43 2005: Subject:   bruceg2004


Yes, it certainly does - Thanks.

- Bruce



Mon Nov 14 14:17:08 2005: Subject:   bruceg2004


On my Treo 650 (Palm based PDA), I get an error on each page from Javascript: "Handler could not be removed". Any chance of making a PDA friendly stylesheet?

Thanks,

Bruce




Mon Nov 14 14:57:43 2005: Subject:   TonyLawrence

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Oh, I hate this stuff :-)

What page? Any page, or just some pages?



Mon Nov 14 17:43:52 2005: Subject:   bruceg2004


Seems like every page - must be a global. Sorry about this. It is very nice to be able to bring up the site to do searches from the phone though.

- Bruce






Mon Nov 14 17:59:29 2005: Subject:   TonyLawrence

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And is it all style sheets? Have you tried switching to plain, etc.?



Tue Nov 15 14:19:31 2005: Subject:   bruceg


When I click on another style, it does not do anything on the PDA - it looks like it is going to do something, then it just sits there, not loading anything, or switching to another style. I do not think the web browser is 100 standards compliant.

- Bruce


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