ita, after messing around a bit with one of the really cool web developer firefox plugins, it doesn't look like your code is messing me up. Nor is mine. When I hover over the pins, it says they are "img .gmnoprint" images instead of "img .gmnoscreen" images - playing around with disabling other stylesheets assured me that the gmnoscreen images have the transparency, while gmnoprint do not. This seems like something screwy in the script itself, displaying the wrong image type for screens, at least in FF 3.

ETA: Never mind, that apparently means "Google Maps No Print" - which IS supposed to display on the screen. So it's displaying correctly... just oddly. I'm confuzzled.

I'll bet *those* people don't have a board as pretty as this one.

They seriously don't. We rule.

t natter

Dana, your tea is sitting in my dining room. The whole pneumonia thing threw off the whole mailing process. I promise it will be on its way soon.

t /natter

Hi there. I was wondering, is there any how-to guide to changing one's personal css? Either on this board or elsewhere. Ta everso.

I figured, Kristin. No rush.

Not yet, really, billytea. I've been looking at the buffista.css source here: [link] and playing around, with the help of CSS Googling.

ita, in terms of the map thing: for some reason, it appears that I (and Jessica?) are loading [link] for all of my markers (including the one representing myself) instead of [link] and [link] I'm not sure why that would be, since it was showing me transparent icons, including the blue one, earlier today. From what I can tell via googling, markerff.gif is supposed to be for print use only, but it's appearing on our screen. Very odd.

Not yet, really, billytea. I've been looking at the buffista.css source here: [link] and playing around, with the help of CSS Googling.

Ok. Would it, hypothetically, work to take that code you linked to, plonk it in the 'edit personal css' input box, and then make changes to it as desired?

Yes. I'd go ahead and delete the things you DON'T want to change, while you're at it.

Would it, hypothetically, work to take that code you linked to, plonk it in the 'edit personal css' input box, and then make changes to it as desired?

It would work fine, but it'd be unnecessarily slow -- the only parts you actually need are the changed bits, and it'll take anything you're keeping the same from the main stylesheet.