Screw CSS
posted at 5:15 PM  
The only way I've found to use CSS to make the lovely borders I have here on this page is to make background images that are very tall and very wide, and just hope that nobody is going to have a screen resolution that is too big for them.
Screw that. That's short-sighted, flawed design. I'm just going to use tables.
Now, if only there were an answer to my real burning question :P
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It looks ok in 1200x1920. I'll check again tomorrow.
Well...I haven't done anything! This is still my original Blogger template, and the thing I link to in the WordPress post is a test site, using tables. (And it looks terrible, because I don't know how to put in something akin to Blogger's <BlogDateFooter> tag in WordPress.)
Put this before the beginning of the loop:
Put this at the beginning inside the loop:
if ($firsttime) :
$firsttime = false;
elseif ($newdate != "") :
?>
FOOTER CODE
HEADER CODE
MORE HEADER CODE
Put this after the loop (after the endwhile):
FINAL FOOTER CODE
That do what you're looking for?
Dang comment parsing. I emailed the code to you.
Thank you SO MUCH, Derik...it's working, I'm just tweaking the stylesheet now :) YAY!
Bleh, I've done something wrong, I'm sure...I've told the cells to be 26 pixels high, but they don't seem to care what I say. Additionally, I told the background-image not to repeat, but that doesn't care what I say, either.
The date also won't align to the top of the cell, meaning it looks totally doofy.
I may have to just give up on a faithful port and just stick the date ABOVE the table :P
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