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10 lines of CSS makes this site slightly more pleasant to the eyes :-) http://i.minus.com/i0i1hE5frYO4T.png http://i.minus.com/i0i1hE5frYO4T.png

• CamperBob2 14y ago
  (Shrug) The image got smaller and the text got blurrier, but maybe my eyes aren't the best optimization targets.
  • wlesieutre 14y ago
    Your browser probably shrunk the image he linked so that it fit. Try clicking for full size.
  • nrbafna 14y ago
    click on the image once, then it zooms in to the actual size.
• Ralith 14y ago
  Send it to them!
• natep 14y ago
  What 10 lines?
  • scommab 14y ago
    From the look of the screenshot it looks like the poster just applied the standard twitter bootstrap css style sheet to the page. If you wanna see what it looks like for yourself (and are using chrome) you can use this chrome plugin I wrote: http://scommab.github.com/chrome-twitter-bootstrapper/ http://scommab.github.com/chrome-twitter-bootstrapper/
    • nrbafna 14y ago
      Just the link color was borrowed from Twitter Bootstrap. Rest is pretty much white background, max-width, padding between <center> elements on the page, bigger line-height :)
      • natep 14y ago
        If you send me the CSS (by comment or email from my profile), I know a few people that work at Goddard, and might have a better shot at getting them to add it :)
• ricardobeat 14y ago
  White background, top padding, larger line-height, max-width. Did I miss something? It's nice, though the change is very subtle on a 1024x768 screen like the iPad.
  • nrbafna 14y ago
    and style change for links (color change, not underlined by default) so, pretty simple changes.