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Submit Response is a weblog by Jack Mottram, a journalist who lives in Glasgow, Scotland. There are 1303 posts in the archives. You can subscribe to a feed. This post was made on March 19, 2003 and belongs in the site news category. The previous post was They’re Moving In, and the next post is We’re at war..

Too Much Information

Coo, it’s a redesign.

From now on, all posts per­tain­ing to pol­i­tics will sit to the left there, while other posts will find them­selves in this middle column, unhelp­fully enti­tled Other. All the nav­i­ga­tional gub­bins, links to other sites and the like haven’t moved a pixel. You may need to hit refresh. I’m not really sure I like this new layout (it’s a bit busy, no?) so every­thing may return to normal within the week.

For those who take an inter­est in such things, check the source and thrill to the fact that the page and column head­ers are ren­dered as CSS back­grounds, using a vari­a­tion on the tech­nique explained here. The changes have been tested in a thor­oughly un-​thorough manner, so if anyone suf­fers hideous glitches please send a screen­shot and/or with­er­ingly sar­cas­tic analy­sis of the new stylesheet. Also, because there’s more stuff on it, the page will be a touch slower to load — let me know if it’s taking an age on a dial-​up connection.

Note to Leon: pro­ceed as normal, your posts will show up in the right place as if by magic. I hope.

Update: Oh well, the new look doesn’t work for at least one person, and I can’t recre­ate the reported glitch in any browser on Mac OS 9.2 or X. Except Opera, which totally mucks every­thing up. It should look like this, give or take a few pixels and some antialiasing.

Posted at 3pm on 19/03/03 by Jack Mottram to the site news category.
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