Tabula Rasa: Indexed
Sep. 22nd, 2009 07:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Theme name/layout: INDEXED / Tabula Rasa
Author:
syntheid
Layout info: "Spot Color" theme WIP preview.
CSS:
Image info: Layout currently only uses small bullets that I made, everything else is just CSS.
I'd like suggestions on things to do with the navlinks? I'm not real happy with how they are now, since I have them at fixed width and at small resolutions (namely, 800x600), they'll overlap with the pagetitle text (Recent Entries/Reading/etc. on the right), and for navigation reasons I like keeping the pagetitle visible. Or does this seem like not a problem? Someone also suggested putting separators in between the menu items, but that would make the text even longer.
Also anything else you can think of in particular that might be a problem? Like if there are obvious ways to eliminate the bits of non-fluid code I still have. Still working on eliminating duplicate/messy code in the CSS, but hopefully this is a bit more readable than my first draft.
Author:
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Layout info: "Spot Color" theme WIP preview.
CSS:
Image info: Layout currently only uses small bullets that I made, everything else is just CSS.
I'd like suggestions on things to do with the navlinks? I'm not real happy with how they are now, since I have them at fixed width and at small resolutions (namely, 800x600), they'll overlap with the pagetitle text (Recent Entries/Reading/etc. on the right), and for navigation reasons I like keeping the pagetitle visible. Or does this seem like not a problem? Someone also suggested putting separators in between the menu items, but that would make the text even longer.
Also anything else you can think of in particular that might be a problem? Like if there are obvious ways to eliminate the bits of non-fluid code I still have. Still working on eliminating duplicate/messy code in the CSS, but hopefully this is a bit more readable than my first draft.