Finally some pro gaming and actual multi-task on my computer. Quite pro considering the original price of my computer with the graphic card. Can handle mid-high end graphics now.
After seeing that safari and my cousin house computer either does not show the static bar or it just screw it up, I know what is happening but fixing it will be freaking difficult (Unless declare a new DIV). I no longer have to put up with H5 header but to add as ITEM. Well I'm lazy in that... Not that I can't do it but I don't want to add that. *Postpone fix till March or get the GFX HD5570, which ever comes first.
It might not be long (Not a long winded person on the net) but I'm going to summarise what did I do with HTML.
I used a blogger template and saw it as wow, I never thought of that before but it was lacking of something… ah ha! The blogger Nav bar, it's annoying! Let's get rid of it!
Then it was not enough, and then there came the JavaScript. Gradient fading, cursor tails, time and date title bar, expandable menus and etc. The birth of version 1 (after 30 tests and 14 days) was born.
Version 2 was nothing of more then an extra JavaScript addition. Text overflow and Image overflow occurs and displace the sidebar. Solution was to remove the offending object and soon realised that temporary was not an answer to all.
Version 3 (codenamed Rei) was then introduced; bigger content space and less usage of JavaScript and user-friendly text colour and line divider and etc and etc. However, it was not a big upgrade from version 2 as most of the base comes from version 2, nothing new at all though there was improvement in several areas such as loading speed in the HTML template and the code was easier to see. But soon the change will come soon.
Version 3.1 was a special release, fixes many of the problems; the biggest problem was object overflow and it's fixed and several JavaScript errors. It was over taken by Version 3.5 extended. Now the magic happens.
Version 3.5 extended do away most of the JavaScript used for effects and with the user-friendly editing fields for editing of course. Light weight means shorter loading time and any error occurs (example of a bad code or wrong things or something like that), it's easier to find rather then going through a forest or ocean to find an object. Also support Asian languages too.
Version 3.6 is the next version 5 idea, now.
Now my blog is using version 3.7.1, Neko edition and from {square} family.
Neko means cat in Japanese but there are no cats here so do not bother finding one.
Neko feature Nav top bar, effect in CSS for heading and other control (like twitter widget=3) and other crap that do not need to use image to reproduce that same effect. Nuff said for here.
It is tested the most, 95 revision, 50 days and counting.
Now, Konakanami
Version 4, it discontinued. It is basically a strip down version of version 3.5 to mod in into different blog and because of its crazy design, porting into blogs need time. That's why I never used Konakanami in my main blog but in http://my-life-at-tpss.blogspot.com . Do note it has downgraded to Neko, no longer using Konakanami and my interface designing blog upgraded to Neko too. To setup and apply custom settings into blog takes less then 2 minutes. Wow…
Now coming soon, Version 5 Divan. HTML5 and CSS3, fully loaded, fully prepared.
Looks like Office Word mess-up this post badly, Oh well.. =D
