Comments on: Transformation: New Style http://www.joeventures.com/archives/256 Always on the move Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:59:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Joe Winter http://www.joeventures.com/archives/256#comment-159 Joe Winter Mon, 19 Sep 2005 15:01:07 +0000 http://www.joeventures.com/archives/256#comment-159 I use joetest for a variety of functions, mostly related to either testing out ideas, or storing and distributing large files. I agree with you on the right-side padding :) Thanks for letting me know about the questionable content thing. I looked through the list and found why it did that. It should be fixed now. I use joetest for a variety of functions, mostly related to either testing out ideas, or storing and distributing large files.

I agree with you on the right-side padding :)
Thanks for letting me know about the questionable content thing. I looked through the list and found why it did that. It should be fixed now.

]]> By: Amber http://www.joeventures.com/archives/256#comment-158 Amber Mon, 19 Sep 2005 14:39:53 +0000 http://www.joeventures.com/archives/256#comment-158 From what I've heard (and what little I've seen of the code myself), the default Movable Type CSS is a big kludgeball. Kind of defeats the purpose of using CSS in the first place. I like the look of your test site. I would suggest adding a few pixels padding on the right side, though. And I just have to know... why do you own the domain on which that site is hosted? (Apparently your comment spam thing wouldn't let me post the actual name of the domain, due to 'questionable content.') :P From what I’ve heard (and what little I’ve seen of the code myself), the default Movable Type CSS is a big kludgeball. Kind of defeats the purpose of using CSS in the first place.

I like the look of your test site. I would suggest adding a few pixels padding on the right side, though. And I just have to know… why do you own the domain on which that site is hosted? (Apparently your comment spam thing wouldn’t let me post the actual name of the domain, due to ‘questionable content.’) :P

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