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aluminumcan
New Member

63 Posts

Posted - 04 December 2002 :  10:18:13  Show Profile
I have installed Snitz and think it's great!

I had a few feature suggestions, but found that most of them were addressed with various MODS.

The only feature request left is that it would be GREAT if the templates got rid of all of the bloated code such as the nested tables and all of the FONT tags and replaced them with cleaner CSS classes.

This would make it so much easier for the end-user to modify the look of the forum (they'd only have to modify their CSS file) and, of course, it would save a lot of bandwidth.

Just a thought!

davemaxwell
Access 2000 Support Moderator

USA
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Posted - 04 December 2002 :  10:36:41  Show Profile  Visit davemaxwell's Homepage  Send davemaxwell an AOL message  Send davemaxwell an ICQ Message  Send davemaxwell a Yahoo! Message
CSS Conversion is slated to be done after v4, which is for internationalization....

Dave Maxwell
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bjlt
Senior Member

1144 Posts

Posted - 04 December 2002 :  11:52:40  Show Profile
what's wrong with nested tables? Personally I feel it's much easier to layout a forum using nested tables. I know sometimes nested tables are rendered/shown slower yet I feel it's a bit difficult to use <div>
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aluminumcan
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63 Posts

Posted - 04 December 2002 :  12:16:26  Show Profile
dave:

Great news!

bjil:

I'm not talking about not using tables...that *can* be a bit cumbersome, I'm just talking about getting rid of tested tables that are uses solely for stylistic reasons. They add a lot of bloat to the code, plus it's just that much more that the end-user needs to modify to change the overall look and feel.
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@tomic
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USA
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Posted - 04 December 2002 :  15:02:54  Show Profile  Visit @tomic's Homepage  Send @tomic an ICQ Message
One great thing about that nested table for design is that it works on any browser and that is not something you can say about CSS or at least some aspects of CSS.

@tomic

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