{"id":155,"date":"2004-09-09T20:01:56","date_gmt":"2004-09-09T12:01:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.nargalzius.com\/blog2\/http:\/www.nargalzius.com\/blog2\/archives\/2004\/09\/2004_09_09_2001.php"},"modified":"2004-09-09T20:01:56","modified_gmt":"2004-09-09T12:01:56","slug":"the-site-transition-is-over","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/nargalzius.com\/blog\/archives\/2004\/09\/09\/the-site-transition-is-over","title":{"rendered":"The site transition is over"},"content":{"rendered":"

WARNING THIS POST MUST BE VIEWED THROUGH THE SITE<\/strong>\nIf you’re using an RSS reader, I suggest you click on whatever link there is that navigates to this post’s page<\/strong><\/p>\n

Remember the last post about v6? Well you could discard that now since It was a test post.<\/p>\n

I’ve finished fixing the stylesheets for all the inner sections of the blog. So I can proudly say that you will not find shitty, messed up elements in strange places [and sizes] anywhere<\/em> in the blog – or site for that matter.<\/p>\n

Oh I missed something, there are about 2 parts of the blog which probably will be “ugly.” Namely the search results page and comments area [and form] in the individual archive pages – both of which I forgot to style… I’ll get to them soon enough.<\/p>\n\n

“View post”<\/p>\n

Also tried beefing up the visual styles to work closely with Markdown<\/a> – my string parser of choice. You can visit the site<\/a> or check out my past post<\/a> for an example of how it works.<\/p>\n

Either way you’ll be seing them (the features) showcased in this post.<\/p>\n

First of all, lets start with what I did to style the <code><\/code> feature. See that? That was an inline style.<\/code> Oh there I go again hehehe.<\/p>\n

Multiple ways to show that. Here’s what the code looks like:<\/p>\n

I did to style the <code><\/code> feature. See that?\nThat was an inline style.<\/code> Oh there\nI go again hehehe.<\/p>\n

The boring <pre><\/code> tag also gets some pimped treatment:<\/p>\n

\nThis is your pre. Unfortunately, I don't\nthink markdown has special tags for it.\n\nAnd I had to hack the Markdown code to disable\nhow it uses \"pre\" and \"code\" as a code\nblock\n<\/pre>\n
Now on code block, it simply uses <pre class=\"code\"><\/pre><\/code>\nwhich is much cleaner. And to achieve the effect, I just have to put 4 spaces before any text.<\/p>\n
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Here’s the blockquote in action.\nI initially wanted to separate a blockquote<\/code> from an actual “quote”<\/strong> (for spacing purposes), but I looked at most of my posts, and I realized that I only use the indents when I’m quoting something.\nI guess this means I’ll be using the blockquote<\/code> for quotes after all<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Here are some lists:<\/p>\n