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Tuesday February 04, 2003

Cool CSS Design

I do like Russ's new design, and I'm almost inspired to redesign myself. Naaahhh, I think I'll save that for a when I'm really bored, or maybe when Julie's in Florida for a week in March. The reason I'm writing this post is to point out the sweet DHTML over at the International Herald Tribune that Russ mentions. In the bottom right corner of the page, you can adjust the font-size and number of columns. Very cool - and the top menu floats while you scroll. All cool stuff and nicely done.

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