19
Oct
You asked, and I deliver. I made an alternative stylesheet for Planet KDE with variable width. View -> Use Stylesheet -> Variable Width. My HTML foo is weak so it has mysterious gaps at below the header and above the footer for no reason I can see, plus the top and bottom shadow effects are semi-transparent and overlap in ways I wouldn't want. But it should be good enough for those wanting something that fits on an N810 screen.
Here's some pictures to keep you amused.
Edinburgh Old Observatory, Calton Hill
West Register House, Edinburgh, National Archives of Scotland. Every Scot for ever born in this picture. Rows from bottom: births, deaths, marrages, historic parish records (pre-1850s).
The Forth Bridge
Me jumping off the Forth Bridge
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Variable Width CSS Gaps
To fix the gaps with your CSS, you need to do the following:
1. Remove the top margin on the at the start of the first
(i.e. style="margin-top: 0px")
2. Remove the bottom margin on the containing "Older Blog Entries" at the bottom.
The problem is that and tags have built in margins and paddings that varies across browsers. Those margins
are spilling outside of their containing blocks. Generally, I try to explicitly specify all margins and paddings
on such tags.
Why not default?
Why is this not the default?