Minor, and not so minor tweaks
I've made some changes to the front page, and fixed up some bits so that they work better/properly again...
As always, any suggestions feel free to drop them at the bottom, or use the HELP button at the top.
- The Last Ten Updates now has a more link, clicking it will show you all the updates within the last 24 hours
- The entry title in the last 10 updates will now show as a tooltip when you mouse over. The full, non abbreviated entry title shows in the tooltip.
- The 'Show' page is now back, and working. Its a fair bit quicker than it used to be, follows the new page design, and has some other nice little bits added that make it a worthwhile addition. Feel free to check it out.
As always, any suggestions feel free to drop them at the bottom, or use the HELP button at the top.
Comments (6)
02012000 (Legacy)
Awesome Job!! Thanks for your hard work!
yarngirl (Legacy)
Off to check it out! Thank you Steve!!
Julie
Julie
AeolianSolo (Legacy)
Steve, you just plain rock!
--Solo
--Solo
JanuaryGirl (Legacy)
Oh my gosh.. The font.. It's HUGE. It could eat Manhattan.. Kidding of course. Good job, guys.
energy (Legacy)
Thanks! I can read this much better now.
I'm also gratefull for the return of the past 24 hour list, I tend to use it a lot.
I'm also gratefull for the return of the past 24 hour list, I tend to use it a lot.
Eliezer (Legacy)
"The entry title in the last 10 updates will now show as a tooltip when you mouse over. The full, non abbreviated entry title shows in the tooltip."
Howabout addding it for the Most Popular Diaries and such as well. The diary names are also truncated.
BTW - remember to use "title" for all tooltip intentional behavior, instead of the "alt" tag on images. According to the HTML spec, title is the one to use. (I learned this when I switched to FireFox as my main browser, and all my "alt" image based tool tips stopped working :-)).
Howabout addding it for the Most Popular Diaries and such as well. The diary names are also truncated.
BTW - remember to use "title" for all tooltip intentional behavior, instead of the "alt" tag on images. According to the HTML spec, title is the one to use. (I learned this when I switched to FireFox as my main browser, and all my "alt" image based tool tips stopped working :-)).