The person you searched for (P01) has authored 7 comments. They are shown below in reverse date-order, and grouped by the post they belong to:
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| A shared language | You're really too money Dunstan ^__^ [view in situ] |
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| Dynamic @import CSS files using PHP | Finally you did what I suggested you in your "Be nice to sheep" post ( http://www.1976design.com/blog/arch… ) ~__^ [view in situ] |
| December 2003 | |
| Be nice to sheep | Oh la la, I somewhat went crazy with my idea of PHP-CSS, there is a more conventionnal way that simply consist in using a PHP script as background-image X__X Simon: At least it's possible to… [view in situ] |
Dunstan: yes, you can @import a PHP file, but don't forget to set the text/css MIME type in the PHP script because Mozilla seems to check if the type of the imported files match the one set in the… [view in situ] |
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Dunstan: I rather thought to remove the class attribute in the "scene" DIV and replace the <style type="text/css" media="screen">@import… [view in situ] |
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just my 0.02€ Eduardo: For sure Dunstan could compose the header image "live" but it would alter the markup which he may not be ok to do. Dunstan: I noticed your night and day CSS takes… [view in situ] |
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Dunstan: Nice subtle enhancements. It's nice to see the sheeps haing a life.
pngcrush source_image.png crushed_image.png and voilà.… [view in situ] |
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