[Scummvm-devel] New manual - The Burning Question!

[Jamieson Christian]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James 'Ender' Brown"

> Of course if CSS is used, and used properly, then it should be a matter
> of a few seconds to switch the look and feel between any of the four
> (and more) :-).

Not quite, since the logo uses a alpha channel. Best appearance is done
by filling the background of the image with the background colour of the
page.

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Use the CSS "background-image" style attribute to reference the appropriate
image as the background for a fixed-size <div style="float:left"></div>.
This moves the image reference out of the HTML. Problem solved.

I agree that CSS should allow for all four color schemes to be available for
one single HTML source. For browsers such as Firefox, you can even use <link
rel="alternate stylesheet"> to allow Firefox to present a menu list of all
the options and switch between them on-the-fly.

The actual HTML should contain content, not presentation details. If it
contains anything that has to be changed just because of a new color scheme,
something is wrong with the way it HTML is being constructed.