Cakealot.com redesign
Woke up way early this morning and so happen to be kinda in the mood to actually come up with a original design for this blog. It’s a little darker than before and pretty easy on the eyes. The layout is supported by YUI Grids/Fonts and looks good in FF and Safari. I didn’t experiment too much in regard of CSS and my guess is that it will look “okay” on all browsers. If you have access to IE please verify and let me know. The last two months my computers died one after another so i am Mac-only right now. Anyway, i hope you like it! I sure do and think it ain’t bad for just a couple hours.
Update:
class Author {
protected $name = '';
protected $subject = '';
protected $mood = '';
public function __construct($name) {
$this->name = $name;
}
public function getName() {
return $this->name;
}
public function getMood() {
return $this->mood;
}
public function getSubject() {
return $this->subject;
}
public function setMood($string) {
$this->mood = $string;
return $this;
}
public function setSubject($string) {
$this->subject = $string;
return $this;
}
public function __toString() {
return "{$this->getName()} is {$this->getMood()} about {$this->getSubject()}";
}
}
$m3nt0r = new Author('m3nt0r');
$m3nt0r->setSubject('current design')->setMood('happy');
echo $m3nt0r;
In IE7, the post body is clearing the left column continaing the title, date and category, and is over the left side of the page, and the tweets section in the footer is currently clearing the left column. Looks nice and clean though.
The comment body does the same as the post body, I think some box model hacks are in order ;-)
Thank you, Neil.
I have added some changes (strict widths) and it should be fine now.
No Probs, but the tweets section is still clearing the left column in the footer.
doh.. forgot about that one. should be fixed now. thanks again.
why is your design is so awesome!
thanks for all the tips.