Help Beta Test Slashdot CSS

After almost 8 years, Slashdot's HTML is finally getting an overhaul. For now the changes are almost entirely under the hood, as we migrate the current skin to CSS. Slashdot itself will migrate in the next few weeks, but for now, we'd appreciate it if people who understand CSS could take a look at Slashcode. If you use a browser that lets you select a stylesheet, you can take a look at that site with the Slashdot CSS Skin. Keep in mind that Slashcode doesn't look exactly like Slashdot, so there will be some differences between that site, and the final version that will appear on Slashdot. We're mainly looking for feedback on compatibility issues and blatant bugs. You can use our our SF bug tracker to submit bug reports. Thanks for your help. Once we move Slashdot, work will begin on a new look & feel. If you have ideas, you could start playing with the CSS stylesheets now!

Comments

I groan saying this...

[Moridineas]

but...

Is slashcode slashdotted??

The document contains no data.

[Thaelon]

Ladies and gentlemen it has finally happened.

Slashdot has slashdotted itself.*

*Ok, so slashdot slashdotted www.slashcode.com. Slash slash slash......slash

Slashcoded?

[dzfoo]

Wow, Slashcode has been Slashdotted... how fitting.

      -dZ.

Performance gain

[Barryke]

take a look at Slashcode.

Timeout.
Is it just me or has slashcode been slashdotted?

Serious, i'm curious as to what the performance figures on the servers look like; before -and- after the overhaul.

Slashcode /.ed???

[christose]

Slashcode's been ./ed??? :S

Re:XHTML

[_bug_]

Here's another article on why XHTML isn't so great.

Re:XHTML

[Fweeky]

Hixie said it best. Using HTML 4.01 Strict probably makes most purists *happier*.