Come on kids, did I have that parsley in my teeth the whole time?
You know I don't know what I'm doing. If there's a re-design and when you visit everything's all fucked up, Say Something. I can't ask questions if I don't know something's wrong.
So I think it's PC users only, and Josh is helping me work on it. If you can look in my source code and see the problem:
1: You're smart.
2: I'd be delighted if you told me how to fix it.
"That's why I asked! That's how you learn, by asking! you dumbass." -Carl
Okay. I think it's fixed. are the tables still all fucked?
Posted by: sonya at May 19, 2003 03:46 PMEverything looks lovely to me, darling.
Posted by: yukino at May 19, 2003 05:16 PMOn the other hand, your comment boxes suddenly stopped working for me. Bad comment boxes.
Posted by: yukino at May 19, 2003 05:17 PMHmm, seems to be not your fault -- all the noematic blogs seem to be "that way." If you catch my drift.
Posted by: yukino at May 19, 2003 06:02 PMsite looks good now-- tim helped explain that if me browser window was not wide enough, all the side columns slipped to the bottom. but looks good now. and the comment box thing (I think) has to do with a firewall issue--tim and I lost access to those a few weeks ago. but if I come over to your archive page, as you can see, comments comments comments.
Posted by: logan at May 20, 2003 06:40 AMI didn't notice anything amiss yesterday, but I also generally have plenty of screen real-estate. I took a look though to see if I could find anything for you.
Windoze, in IE the borders look dashed more then dotted. In Mozilla they look like dots. I do not think you can emulate the dots look in IE, but you can make dashes in Mozilla. Here's a screenshot of what I see. http://underwearninja.com/tmp/sonya/dashes.jpg
If you don't care (cause it's really no big deal at all) I don't care either. But if you want to make it dashes all over, you can just replace the "dotted" in your css file with "dashed"
Also, as logan pointed out, if the browser page is too narrow, the sidebar is pushed all the way to the bottom. The only ways I know of to fix it is to throw both DIV sections into a TABLE on the same TR, or specifiy the absolute locations for the DIV in your stylesheet. Both ways seem somewhat along the ghetto route though. If I come up with a better idea, I'll let you know.
Posted by: UnderwearNinja at May 20, 2003 09:02 AMUndies: that TABLE thing was my solution too. It is a little ghetto in the CSS world, but I actually think CSSs are overrated anyway.
Posted by: Joshua at May 20, 2003 09:34 AMapparently, lots of folks cant see any noematic blog below the longest side bar table. I was scoping around at the collegeiate last night and found this to be true, and then was doubly informed by a friend later.
Wacky!
and while I kind of understand what underwear and josh are saying, I mostly don't.
I'll specify. I'll specify it good.
Oh that's wacked alright. I found that if I refresh your page in Internet Explorer, it will do just what you mentioned and not show the whole thing. All I have to do is resize the window and it shows everything. It only happens in Internet Explorer though (which is because it sucks!), I'm not sure what causes it. The only way I know to fix it would be throwing it in a big TABLE but that's not the *right* way to do it!
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