CSS woes

http://templates.arcsin.se/demo/twilight-website-template/

Some guy posted this template a few weeks ago and it's pretty black, so I liked it. But the truth is that it's shit.

Woe 1: The navigation thing is pretty dandy, and all, with the float: right... but that's exactly the problem:
Maecenas Elemen Suspendisse Vestibulum is actually Vestibulum Suspendisse Elemen Maecenas. float: right reverse the god damned links.

Woe 2: putting <pre><code></code></pre> fixes the format when styleshits are disabled. But there's no fucking way to style this as it is defined by the css. NO FUCKING WAY.

Woe3: <code> failed. Type a big line, and get fucked.

Wo4: Standards and accessibility isn't respected at all.

I'm a newbie but correct me if I'm wrong.

Ah yes... and the buttons used in lists are also shit.

If I use a decente colour, the text gets it too, which is TOSSED UP!

We should free XHTML and HTML from style.

Style was unnecessary.
Style is idiotic.
Style is madness.

THIS IS SPARTAAAAA!

>>3
ONE WORD.  I AM SPARTACUS, THE FORCED INDENTATION OF CODE.  THREAD OVER.  I GUARANTEE IT.

@Woe2
<pre><code> == white-space: pre; font-style: monospace; (written from memory, chump)

@Woe2 picking on the css...

code {background:url(img/bgcode.gif); border:1px solid #060606; color:#666; background-color:inherit; display:block; font:normal 1.1em "Lucida Sans Unicode",serif; margin-bottom:12px; padding:8px 10px;}

pre {font:normal 1.1em "Lucida Sans Unicode",serif; white-space:pre;}

@Woe5
I don't think it can be done.

Should do the trick... But I don't know if it's legal. I'm sure there's a good solution.

@woe 5:

Well I suppose the neatest solution is to use a list-style-image, and then style <li> to whatever color combo you want. But that's pretty awkward right?

>>7

Are you high?

@woe1:

You can't do anything, suck it up. Floats are the devil in CSS.

CSS is not a programming language.

>>10
thanks captain obvious!

Lucida Sans Unicode serif.

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18 Name: Sgt.Kabu忠㬞kiman뜵㣬 2012-05-28 22:31

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