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Related Bootstrap theme: http://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/ http://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/

by molecule 13y ago

maaaats 13y ago
Is there a v3 theme? Would love to drop that into our internal system april 1.
- brbcoding 13y ago
  I haven't seen the v3 theme, but the v2 one works with moderate success, even on BS3 pages... I actually have this gist lying around (paste in console). https://gist.github.com/brbcoding/37c2ca77a3a368708d24 https://gist.github.com/brbcoding/37c2ca77a3a368708d24 This is what it does to the BS3 docs page: http://i.imgur.com/VQNlsZy.png http://i.imgur.com/VQNlsZy.png
ntaso 13y ago
No colored scrollbars? Or was this past 2000?
- return0 13y ago
  Come on, that would ruin the user experience
  - thousande 13y ago
    and it is of-course not a part of the Web CSS spec. Discussion is still going strong in Bugzilla, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77790 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77790
- pera 13y ago
  at least back then people didn't use javascript for styling a scrollbar...
  - iSnow 13y ago
    No, but they first used Java applets and then Flash, just to re-implement the native scrollbars with a lesser version. The horror...
return0 13y ago
Kidding aside, Comic Sans MS is still one of the most easily readable fonts out there.
- rmc 13y ago
  Apparently the that lower case a in Comic Sans matches how most people write, makes it an easier font for people with poor literacy
jonhohle 13y ago
This is beautiful.
nobodysfool 13y ago
Is it just me or is that background 3d? That's tripping me out.
- Cacti 13y ago
  That is all Photoshop was used for back in the day. Noise filter, sheer, blur, fuck with the levels, colorize with a horribly bright shade of something. If you fucked it up bad enough you couldn't tell it wasn't repeating. 90x90 and 120x120 all the way down. That and making an amazing image with a completely pointless sun glare filter and then cutting the image into cubes so you could display it on the site. Thats how "consultants" overcame HTML limitations for a long ass time.
Cacti 13y ago
I can't stop laughing. To say that it is merely extremely accurate would be a travesty of the english language. lol, fuck. I remember every goddamned thing on that page. The dude coding in the lower right was a nice touch. Haven't seen that in a long time.

Related Bootstrap theme: http://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/ http://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/

maaaats 13y ago

Is there a v3 theme? Would love to drop that into our internal system april 1.

brbcoding 13y ago
I haven't seen the v3 theme, but the v2 one works with moderate success, even on BS3 pages... I actually have this gist lying around (paste in console). https://gist.github.com/brbcoding/37c2ca77a3a368708d24 https://gist.github.com/brbcoding/37c2ca77a3a368708d24 This is what it does to the BS3 docs page: http://i.imgur.com/VQNlsZy.png http://i.imgur.com/VQNlsZy.png

ntaso 13y ago

No colored scrollbars? Or was this past 2000?

return0 13y ago
Come on, that would ruin the user experience
- thousande 13y ago
  and it is of-course not a part of the Web CSS spec. Discussion is still going strong in Bugzilla, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77790 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77790
pera 13y ago
at least back then people didn't use javascript for styling a scrollbar...
- iSnow 13y ago
  No, but they first used Java applets and then Flash, just to re-implement the native scrollbars with a lesser version. The horror...

return0 13y ago

Kidding aside, Comic Sans MS is still one of the most easily readable fonts out there.

rmc 13y ago
Apparently the that lower case a in Comic Sans matches how most people write, makes it an easier font for people with poor literacy

jonhohle 13y ago

This is beautiful.

nobodysfool 13y ago

Is it just me or is that background 3d? That's tripping me out.

Cacti 13y ago
That is all Photoshop was used for back in the day. Noise filter, sheer, blur, fuck with the levels, colorize with a horribly bright shade of something. If you fucked it up bad enough you couldn't tell it wasn't repeating. 90x90 and 120x120 all the way down. That and making an amazing image with a completely pointless sun glare filter and then cutting the image into cubes so you could display it on the site. Thats how "consultants" overcame HTML limitations for a long ass time.

Cacti 13y ago

I can't stop laughing. To say that it is merely extremely accurate would be a travesty of the english language. lol, fuck. I remember every goddamned thing on that page. The dude coding in the lower right was a nice touch. Haven't seen that in a long time.