Stuff and Nonsense: Strategies for CSS Switching : Comments
July 18, 2005
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Where was this book two years ago?! Looks like this is going to be a great book, love the Q&A at the end. I like that you show multiple approaches to a given problem, really putting theory to practice.
A little longer but very interesting and useful article. Thanks man ;)
IOTBS has a problem with flashing the default styles then loading the user-specified styles on every page refresh or reload. Whereas scripts that seem to use the window.onload don’t have this sort of problem; they only flash the default styles this first time the window is opened.
IOTBS is a great start but improvment on flashing default styles is needed to reveal its full potential.
great info, but way too long to read on a screen.
If it’s too long to read on-screen, then you know what to do? Print it out…
Yes, it was long but a thoroughly interesting to read; particularly the Malarkey interview.
Great teaser. I can’t wait for the book to come out.
The article was intriguing. It makes correlation to the possiblity of the developer writing scent-enabling content into their style sheets or interface with impartiality towards visual and audio but enhancing the net experience. This would spark the use of Multi-Sensory Peripheral Devices therefore broadening the bandwidth of perception of modality.
www.malarkey.co.uk/The_Stuff_and_Nonsense_team.aspx#clarke requires the www. (it’s incorrectly linked in the article). I’ve quoted one of Clarke’s answers in my own blog because it’s a simple demonstration of the power of CSS.
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