I just found out that Thursday is the second annual CSS Naked Day. What you have to do is pledge to strip all the css formatting out of your website for an entire day. Why? To promote web standards. Ideally, your site shouldn't look like a bunch of garbage when you do this.
I'm not going to do this, for two reasons. First, all my "real" websites are church sites, and Thursday is Maundy Thursday. If it weren't Holy Week, I might consider it. The other reason is that I have the Webmaster Tools extension for Firefox, and one of its neat features allows you to turn off all styles. When I did that to the website for my church, I saw that it denigrates nicely. No, its not pretty, but the information is all there and logically organized. I am proud to say that I actually organized the html to do it that way, and let the css put it all in the "pretty places".
A big pat on the back to me!
I'm not going to do this, for two reasons. First, all my "real" websites are church sites, and Thursday is Maundy Thursday. If it weren't Holy Week, I might consider it. The other reason is that I have the Webmaster Tools extension for Firefox, and one of its neat features allows you to turn off all styles. When I did that to the website for my church, I saw that it denigrates nicely. No, its not pretty, but the information is all there and logically organized. I am proud to say that I actually organized the html to do it that way, and let the css put it all in the "pretty places".
A big pat on the back to me!
