Another Sunday Review

There is a tool, not exactly new for me but very useful considering the fact that my CSS is not as "clean" as it should be. So why not to use CSS Superdouche.
Another news is the launch of new CSS template Pink Bubble.
This time it was a fight with IE6 - I already forgot how hard it is to position anything there without conditional comments. Workarounds usually take hours to make so I gave up and removed some graphics which didn't want to align properly in IE6.

Weekly

I think I've found a formula for this blog. Weekly overview of CSS news. What was in this week?
Positioning discussion on Killersites, my not that spectacular but effective upload of CSS template Aqua on webshapes.org. The third link will be to CSS/Java script fancy menu bar. Flashy without Flash.

Resuming

I guess regular posts will come in a new year when i restructure all my web assets. But now just one link - new bookmark on tools. I picked some patterns there so far.

The schedule

I was planning to post every tuesday, but missed out this week so at first it will be quite chaotic (or sporadic). But for sure it will be regular CSS post. Besides I would like to remove this thick red line and place some sort of trace of something - still looking for some idea on it.

So let's start

This page will be about CSS. Now it is all again about fluid and fixed layouts. I still can't stand fluid layouts to make. Those huge letters and no visible order. Now 2 links:
First one: article on fluids from Berea street.
The second one is to my other blog: Layout which is made on a fluid template.
I'm curious how long I could stand it. Or it becomes my favourite?

Template test

Templates test