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I have to say that I don't really see the benefit of compressing CSS, considering that they'll get cached client-side anyway and will remain so even if the page linking to it gets changed.

Heh, I use a UserJS script in Opera to remove target=whatever from links. I absolutely hate it when websites tries to force me to open a link in a new tab/window. Using the javascript method mentioned in this thread is a better option than using the target attribute though, as you could just disable javascript for a specific site instead of being left with no alternative other than rewriting the pages client-side...

EDIT: I would also just like to add that if people are forgetting your site just because they didn't open a link in a new window, then your problem is the content and not the links.

I don't think you could really call it either. It is simply the development branch

You don't need any code to do so. All you need to do is type in the numeric entity for it:

& #8226;

(remove the space between & and the #. I just added it so that this forum wouldn't convert it).

• As you can see it work just fine

Add the following to your stylesheet:

div#brdheader #brdtitle {
    height: 80px; /* Replace with height of your header image */
    padding: 0
}

#brdtitle span, #brdtitle p {
    position: absolute;
    display: block;
    overflow: hidden;
    width: 1em;
    left: -999em
 }

#brdtitle h1 {
    width: 500px; /* Replace with width of your header image */
    height: 80px; /* Replace with height of your header image */
    background: url('/path/to/your/image.jpg') top left no-repeat;
}

Just tested it on your page and it works just fine

Hehe, stuff like that happens to all of us from time to time

By the way, I don't know if you are aware of it but when you are serving the pages as application/xhtml+xml the tags in the your style sheets are now case sensitive so if you haven't done so already, it's a good idea to look over them. Also, you need to serve javascripts slightly different depending on if you're using text/html or xml. In XML, they should be enclosed in a CDATA section, instead of the usual html comment tags.

Hey, thanks for that I have a few more on that site as well, so if you wish to check them out just login with the following account:

Username: PunBB
Password: PunDemo

I make a few styles every now and them when I don't have anything more productive to do, but very few of them are actually uploaded...I just like playing around

I've also made a few changes to my own extern.php now, but I haven't bothered with Atom just yet (don't know if I'll ever, because I don't really need it).

What I would have done is to do content negotiation to determine if the user agent accepts said mime type. That's what I do on one of my sites (though I haven't done anything with the extern.php script yet) and it works very well as you can see if you try opening the site in IE and a proper browser like Opera or FF

Really, all you should have to check for is whether or not

application/xml

exists in the $_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'] string.

I'm not quite sure I understand what you're asking, but if you're asking how to align the smilies vertically with the text you could try adding the following to your CSS:

div.postmsg img { vertical-align: text-bottom }

Don't know how/if that'll work in IE though.

Hehe, yeah I noticed that upon further investigation

I like the look of it, but what happened to your markup?!?