web
Was it always this messy?
Today I felt like someone had placed me in a rickety Website Wayback Time Machine. We recently took over the hosting of a website as the owner had begun to experience troubles with both his existing host and his website designer/support.
So, we moved the sites, cried at domain registrars etc, and then cried even more once we saw the site itself.
The site had a 1218 x 9200 px background image in order to create a header and left hand menu... and a black background. The actual HTML body was white. It was also set as the background of a table cell quite deep within the page. Picture me, gob smacked.
A quick bit of cropping and some tweaks to the HTML and it was fixed, purely so I wouldn't keep myself awake at night worrying about the bandwidth being pissed away by this 230k monstrosity.
However, as I smiled and began to forget about this black JPEG of doom, I realised I had to make the same changes to each and every single page individually.
Bring back the old days? Sod that.
Spread Firefox!
Its perhaps a little late in posting this, as they’ve already hit their target in little over 5 days… but a new campaign was launched last week in order to promote the Firefox browser as it nears its official 1.0 release: SpreadFirefox.com
We at Leafish have been fans of Firefox when it was still in nappies and calling itself Phoenix… to those who have no idea what I’m on about: Firefox is an alternative web browser (alternative to Internet Explorer, usually). Its smaller, quicker, more standards-compliant and a lot nicer to use than every browser I’ve tried.
