On Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 11:28:29PM +0200, Tommi Vainikainen wrote: > Now Debian front page looks bad[1] with new rounded boxes, because I've > told Netscape my preferred background color.
Can you please elaborate how exactly does the web site look worse than before with your setup? I can't see any big difference, except for those eight little images used to round the corners. (I wonder how do the other web pages look, with color settings ignored that way...) > If things such as these would be in CSS file, everything would look good > for everybody[2]. CSS gives users more power to decide how things should > look like, that's why I like it. If we set aside the images problem (non-transparency), you're saying that if this layout was made with stylesheets, the browser would let you pick how to display which elements and which elements characteristics to ignore, in a more fine-grained manner? Sounds nice... -- victim of some lame firewall settings of my upstream ISP :/
