Comments on: Ruthsarian Menus and Skidoo Redux Updates http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2008/09/30/ruthsarian-menus-and-skidoo-redux-updates/ All manner of web development issues discussed, but with a heavy focus on CSS. Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:20:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Web Templates http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2008/09/30/ruthsarian-menus-and-skidoo-redux-updates/comment-page-1/#comment-17761 Web Templates Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:01:35 +0000 http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2008/09/30/ruthsarian-menus-and-skidoo-redux-updates/#comment-17761 Thanks for keeping us in the loop about programming changes. Its incredibly frustrating to struggle for something you think YOU are doing wrong only to learn its a bug! Thanks for keeping us in the loop about programming changes. Its incredibly frustrating to struggle for something you think YOU are doing wrong only to learn its a bug!

]]> By: Colin http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2008/09/30/ruthsarian-menus-and-skidoo-redux-updates/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Colin Mon, 06 Oct 2008 02:39:34 +0000 http://weblog.bridgew.edu/ruthsarian/2008/09/30/ruthsarian-menus-and-skidoo-redux-updates/#comment-231 Thank for the Hack update Eric. We appreciate your diligence. I've updated our modified version of Skidoo_Redux with them. Even after editing out your helpful comments it resulted in 22 lines of css hack code becoming 70 lines of css hack code! I've asked before, but is there anyway people on a virtual server can employ gzip to speed up loading of their sites? We failed on the YSlow site-speed test before we added the new css hacks, I daren't test since :) PS. I hear ( from William Blum at killinghope.org ) that AOL are dumping their site hosting soon, so will their browser finally be consigned to the Museum of Tchno-Horrors? Thank for the Hack update Eric.

We appreciate your diligence.

I’ve updated our modified version of Skidoo_Redux with them.

Even after editing out your helpful comments it resulted in 22 lines of css hack code becoming 70 lines of css hack code!

I’ve asked before, but is there anyway people on a virtual server can employ gzip to speed up loading of their sites?

We failed on the YSlow site-speed test before we added the new css hacks, I daren’t test since :)

PS. I hear ( from William Blum at killinghope.org ) that AOL are dumping their site hosting soon, so will their browser finally be consigned to the Museum of Tchno-Horrors?

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