Removed all JavaScript examples from this page, to make it load faster and also to avoid CPU overload due to the opacity effect, now added to all elements of the page. Some further background images added too.
I am wondering about pulling out all JavaScript, overall where used for loading common contents.
Added a section about CSS quirks.
Changed the extension for all pages from ".htm" to ".html".
Master-Rocks II released: Screenshot, Download Page.
Added a 'contact' section, with an online submission form for anonymous messages.
Mayor revision of the layout: added a margin to all content boxes.
(...mayor?...)
Few graphical changes (greyscale gradient borders added to bars, pages and menus)
Just fixed a CSS bug that misplaced menus and comments in Opera.
I feel satisfied, shame on CSS-Faulty-Compliant-Browser users
:-P ;) [IE?] X8O!
I've decided to add some JavaScript, just to share the parts that are common to all pages (sidebars, menus and bottom comments).
Maybe it could be done also without scripts, I would prefer this way... we'll see.
The complete and extensible dropdown menu of this site, made with CSS:
This method is used also for adding comments --->
This website is optimized for an 800x600 resolution view, but will work just fine with wider resolutions.
Positioning and formatting, as well as visual effects, are set by this Style Sheet
The opacity effect is a specific Firefox extension.
In Opera, the auto-hiding bar will work correctly, just like the dropdown menus, but they will be completely opaque.
The navigation bars should be on the left side of the pages: if they are at the very bottom, then your browser doesn't correctly support CSS.
All shared parts (sidebars, menus, bottom comments) are added to the pages using JavaScript. Actually, JavaScript is also embedded into the html of some pages, in an experimental way.Francesco (Webmaster / Content Author)
This website has been designed specifically forMozilla Firefox
