My latest port from Pat is the extremely flexible TXP Lazy Days. This has so much stuff hidden away inside it that I wouldn’t have room to explain it all here so please go and check out the demo.
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David Hucklesby
16 May 2007 at 05:45 AM
I liked this so much I am using it on my newly Textpattern-enabled site. Thank you.
A couple of minor glitches you may like to know about. Using ems for the base font triggers IE6 “extreme font resizing” bug. Adding font-size: 100%; declaration to the html selector fixes it.
Also, the header does strange things on “zooming” IE7. Have not yet found a fix.
Other Windows browsers seem very happy with it.