CSS naked day
April 5th, 2007Update: everything is back to normal. If you want to have a feeling of how things looked like on April 5th, try to disable the stylesheet from your browser (I know at least Firefox can do it: view/page style/no style).
No, your browser has not gone berzerk. No, reloading will not change the result. Today is CSS naked day. I have turned the stylesheet off. It will be back tomorrow (if I do not mess it up in the process).
I am learning CSS at the moment, so I can tweak my theme (or maybe build a new one from scratch) without the dreadful consequences of ignorant tampering, and I really must aknowledge how powerful it is.
CSS naked day is a way to pay tribute to web standards.
Oh! You and Lorelle tempted me to strip Mafe Maria, and she’s really pretty naked… But I’m late to the party and have a busy day to fool around with my stylesheets. Lame excuse, but I’ll try to join next year.
CSS: I love you!
How about having next year’s CSS naked day as a user-based choice instead of a webmaster-based one? Firefox allows to get rid of the stylesheet (I’ve just seen MafeMaria naked!) and it will save the trouble to beginners (like me) or busy webmasters (like you).
I agree. For users unaware of (or lacking) that browser feature, webmasters could enable a button that lets users turn CSS off, see the naked beauty, and then return to the CSS world. I gotta tell you: I’ve been revisiting several posts in your site today and although everything is readable and well structured, I’m going nuts and want the CSS back on! I suspect though that this is precisely the point of CSS Naked Day: Make us suffer and truly appreciate CSS!
It seems from my limited and Luddite-based experience, MACs strip people naked like this all the time. Am I right?
Maria: I’d love that feature when I am just fishing for content and want a fast-loading page with only the essential data. Unfortunately, I have tried with a couple of sites beside yours yesterday and all I can say is that fewer sites than I thought are standards-compliant.
Emily: I am not aware of this. Sometimes, it’s just failure to load a file and it comes back to normal after reloading the page.