I think the next major iteration of CSS driven site is shared sheets. We can also start monkeying with css and media types.

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ita: It looks like the map image isn't falling correctly within the "map" id div. When I look at the source code, I see:

<div id="map" style="width: 500px; height: 300px">

</div>

Before I see the script for the map. If you move that closing div behind the script, then you should be able to use:

#map img{display: normal;}

(Actually, I'm guessing on the "normal" part)

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Right now, if you want to be a little more ghetto about it, you could use:

#widemain img{display: normal;}

I just tested that, with all other images turned off. It works. But it'd be nicer to move the "map" div into the proper place in map.php.

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Dude. I'm learnin' 'puter stuff. Thanks for the tutorials.

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Actually I just shifted the placement of the javascript. It no longer correctly colours your own marker, but I can play with that tomorrow. The other images turn off simply enough.

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Heh. The css stuff is style boggling my mind. I've always been pretty happy with the way the board looked.

I just stopped by to say thanks for the work, the map looks great (although, with my street address punched it, my arrow is still a couple of buildings off from where I live, but still pretty damn close!), and for putting in the alt.buffistas.net workaround. I'm one of those poor sods blocked at work and I'd been using ccs.b.net since I started there in August. So, you know, thanks!

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We'd better update the how-to page as well re: spoilerfont.

(And a note to css-happy spoiler 'hos - make sure spoilers still look different from the rest of the text on the page so you don't accidentally quote one not realizing its spoilery nature! Mine are #888888.)

spoiler spoiler spoiler

The word has lost all meaning.

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ita, did you add the

<style type='text/css'>#map img { display: block }</style>

thing to the top of the map page? That "block" property is keeping the markers from going transparent for me, so they're little white boxes covering up terrain.

Picture here. I think if you set it to "normal" it will work, maybe...

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That's very weird, Gris. Mine look perfectly normal--in fact, it looks better than before because the markers aren't squished anymore (probably because I've lost the customisation somehow). I'll try the normal tweak.

eta: Normal gains me no map at all.

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Weird. Looking at this generated code, I don't even know why that code is having ANY effect, since it still looks to me like the map div is on the wrong side of the generating script. Maybe I don't understand CSS as well as I thought I was beginning to.

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