[release] 2 Sage CSS Stylesheets

2 Sage CSS Stylesheets

Well, as a person to CSS, I also spent 7 hours today working on this.

Hope you enjoy!

Robin

2005-6-27

Applying this style to FireFox.

1. Unzip the archive, and put it somewhere convenient.

2. Then, open up FireFox, and in the options screen of sage,

select 'browse' next to the Stylesheet option, and locate the CSS file,

within the folder you just unzipped.

3. Click ok.

4. Close and reload a new RSS feed should apply the CSS.

/* css Zen Garden default style - 'Tranquille' by Dave Shea - [link] */

/* css released under Creative Commons License - [link] */

/* Added: May 7th, 2003 */

/* IMPORTANT */

/* This design is not a template. You may not reproduce it elsewhere without the

designer's written permission. However, feel free to study the CSS and use

techniques you learn from it elsewhere. */

/* The Zen Garden default was the first I put together, and almost didn't make the cut. I briefly flirted with using

'Salmon Cream Cheese' as the main style for the Garden, but switched back to this one before launch.

All graphics in this design were illustrated by me in Photoshop. Google Image Search provided inspiration for

some of the elements. I did a bit of research on Kanji to come up with the characters on the top left. Anyone who

can read that will most likely tell you it makes no sense, but the best I could do was putting together the

characters for 'beginning' 'complete' and 'skill' to roughly say something like 'we're breaking fresh ground.'

It's a stretch. */

/* css Zen Garden submission 013 - 'Coastal Breeze' by Dave Shea, [link] */

/* css released under Creative Commons ShareAlike License v1.0 - [link] */

/* IMPORTANT */

/* This design is not a template. You may not reproduce it elsewhere without the designer's written permission. */

/* The CSS itself may freely be used for anything you wish, but the associated graphics belong to the designer. */

/* What you may use - .css files. What you may not use - .jpg, .gif, and .png files. */

/* These illustrations were done by hand in Photoshop. No photos harmed in the

making of this design. They were put together about two years ago for a former

portfolio site, and luckily I still had the .PSD on hand. It felt like a good

idea to convert this into a Zen Garden design.

It has been said that this particular combination of objects has a west-coast

British Columbia feel to it. I'm inclined to agree.

/*Ported for Sage RSS Reader by Shinzon.

released under Creative Commons License - [link]

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