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That Sound

Is the sound of me giving up on CSS across 10 million platforms. I swear, tables were so much easier. Back to the old design.

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11 Responses to “That Sound”

  1. Duros62 says:

    What are you using to design it? Are these all Word Press templates, or are you constructing it off line?

    As they say on Sadly, No!, FYWP!

  2. No way tables looked so clunky and old. I use drupal for my blog and they use blocks to sort out content. you should check drupal out.

  3. Sean D. Martin says:

    New Frontier- style banner picture has white background. Can’t see your name.

  4. Jay says:

    Did your blog use drupal at one time O?

  5. Yeah I used to use Drupal. It was a nightmare. Completely user unfriendly. I understand the utility of CSS, but it just presents way too much variables – in my mind – for someone flying solo like me to deal with at this point.

    My idea was to code up something simple and clean myself and it looked fine on multiple browsers and platforms, but clearly it was borked.

  6. aginghippie says:

    I like this design in terms of articles, content, readability, and navigation. Especially when compared to the newer ones you’ve tried.

    I like sites I can read.

  7. Jason says:

    Well css has no real replacement for tables so that’s no surprise.

    http://giveupandusetables.com/ :D

  8. Adam says:

    Stop listening to any of the quitters here. Don’t give up. Load your template on a test page and I’ll tell you how to fix it.

  9. jojo says:

    CSS is very powerful, Oliver, but there is definitely a learning curve. Could you take a class in it? It’s valuable to know.

    As people move away from IE6 (and IE7, eventually), there will be fewer hacks necessary.

  10. Michael Over Here says:

    Yay! I like this design a lot. Readability is the main metric for a blog and this one has it.

  11. Mungen_Cakes says:

    I like this design best.