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Posted by asdf on 09/22/07 00:37
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> Poor choice of examples, but you are getting there. Take me, for
> instance, when I go to a site, it is usually for info and frankly
> I just want that info in as plain a manner as possible. But that
> is me. Maybe it is others too, but I mean *real plain* for me
> will do and that is unlikely to be others choice. As often as
> not, when vanilla is shown here, folks here complain about how
> plain it is. There are not too many around here, I fancy, that
> understand where windandwaves is coming from. Go read my post
> where I lament about his not being able to marry his design goals
> with a more fluid implementation. This is not a silly and
> ignorant dismissal of his goals.
>
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Simple. If you don't like what you see, and you like a plain look, just tell
your browser that you want it plainer. TAKE CONTROL.
1. Use Firefox
2. Select View / Page Style / No Style from the menubar.
While this is checked you need never see another fancy stylesheet-ed page.
If this is *too* plain for your liking, just create a user stylesheet in
Firefox...
http://webdesign.about.com/od/css/ht/htcssuserfirefo.htm
http://www.squarefree.com/userstyles/user-style-sheets.html
You see? Lots of options. Take control of your browser if you don't like
what you see, thus freeing the rest of us to get on with the job of
satisfying our clients, and the vast majority of users :p
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