DaniWeb has always been very CSS'ed. However, the nature of forums just makes it nearly impossible to create a tableless design. Nevertheless, I've gone one step further this morning and CSS'ed the main body table holding all of the main content. The site should look the same, but it's now coded with div tags instead of tables. It seemed to work on IE 6, the latest version of Firefox, and the latest version of Safari for me. However, I would love if anyone who is experiencing any quirks to let me know (ie Opera users, etc). Thanks!
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Jump to PostUpdate: Would LOVE if someone using Opera could take a screenshot and post it here.
Just testing the qoute. I don't know if I've made mistakes the last few times, but the quote box looked weird.
Jump to PostYeah, you should darken that up a little.
Jump to PostIt's the color. I truthfully can't even see it (maybe it's the high resolution I'm running). I don't care about the border, but I would change the color. What about the gray color on the buttons? Like the menus and reply buttons? I think that would look good.
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Jump to PostYep. it's invisible on most LCD's.
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