Content-Type: RST New theme! Again! .. figure :: http://blog.opensourcenerd.com/upload/hooray-cat Now, kudos where they're due: the layout ideas, and general background are the ideas of the "Chris" who posted on my last blog. Chris Haseler is the younger brother of a friend of mine, and has actually made a `pretty swanky blog`_ for himself. Sadly, his AJAX comment submission is currently broken, and he hasn't gotten around to posting much meaningful content, but he's got a good eye for web design... in my humble opinion. .. _`pretty swanky blog`: http://blog.haselerstudios.com So, now, comments on the new style? Turns out when I mentioned CSS3 is slow, I mostly meant the ``box-shadow`` and ``text-shadow`` properties. Rounded colors and RGBA colors are shiny and don't take that much processing. That being said, the site is currently supported in: - Firefox 3.5 ... Yes, that's it. It sort of sucks, but I seem to have make a few bad decisions while coding, and I have the following bugs: - Google Chrome (dev branch) - The back and forwards arrows aren't lined up with each other. - Some rounded edges don't appear where they appear in Firefox. - Safari 4 - Does not seem to support the ``String.trim()`` function. This is causing my Javascript to crash, and the left pane isn't being hidden properly. - Some rounded edges don't appear where they appear in Firefox. - Opera 10 - Does not seem to support the ``String.trim()`` function. This is causing my Javascript to crash, and the left pane isn't being hidden properly. - **No** rounded edges appear -- that's new. It might be just Opera's support for them being odd, because they are omitted even where I have ``-o-border-radius``. - IE 8 - Does not support rounded edges. - Does not support ``String.trim()`` so left pane is not hidden. - Does not support floating like the others, so top tabs are broken. - Does not support RGBA colors (color + transparency) so some semi-transparent areas are fully transparent. - ReCAPTCHA input is broken - I didn't even *touch* that one. - Do you see all those "does not support" things above? They mean one thing: **IE Sucks**. If you are still viewing my website with it, `upgrade to something better `__. So yeah, I will be fixing all of these as time goes on. All except the IE stuff, where I may make some form of compromise, maybe to just plain readability. Not a moment too soon, either, since I have some things which I am itching to write about!