Pleasantville (comments)

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how do yhu make it not beeee a pop out new page when they click on yhur links????

Posted by yobrit on Dec 7, 08 2:12 am

the movie rocked, so of course this layout's as awesome

Posted by goth-nina on Oct 16, 08 1:41 pm

love it love it love it!!! pleasantville is like one of my favorite movies =]

Posted by kangchickenwang on Aug 14, 08 1:32 pm

amazing layout! i love, i think i will use it.

Posted by xx23b32xx on Oct 14, 07 11:30 am

This is cute I love it. Fav

Posted by InsertUsernameHere on Sep 24, 07 2:08 pm

this is very cute. :)

Posted by PINKLollyPOP on Sep 17, 07 3:01 pm

Thanks flaymzofice.

I really enjoy reading you're C&C. (=

Yeah, "About The Layout/CSS TAGs/etc." are all editable. You can take them out and replace whatever you want. It's just how I want to present the layout and it's attributes of it.

As for the comments, I had no idea where to place it, so I decided it to put it near the bottom color lines. I didn't want it to put it where the main div was. (x

& Thanks.

Posted by Relentless on Sep 16, 07 12:29 am

Oh and I also forgot to add - like the hover effect on the friends links too! Think you're the first person I've seen to do that, as far as I can remember. Funny how nobody though to use hovers on friend images, but glad you broke ranks. Like that a lot.

Posted by flaymzofice on Sep 15, 07 8:15 pm

Dude, this rocks out.

A question to start though: having never used a pre-made layout, are the "CSS TAGS" and "ABOUT THE LAYOUT" headers editable? Or will people be stuck with them when they actually use it?

I love your execution of this; I wasn't a huge fan of the movie - I'm not into retro looking stuff, whatever the intentions - but you made it look like a really fun film with this. My favourite part has to be the navigation, weird as that may seem.

It's not even the hover over; I think it's the combination of the font colour, hover, underline and font choice. It just looks so CLASSIC and professional. It makes me squeal inside.

The extraction/blending around the images is a little awkward at times, but I guess it does suit the effect you were going for. Just not a personal favourite of mine is all.

I like the mix of colour and b/w images; makes a lot of sense though most people probably would have overlooked this.

Clever not to use boxes around the content; despite it only being an absence of a few lines, this doesn't appear blocky at all and is in fact quite stream lined and pretty presentable.

My only "erf?" moment was the comment box. Erm, it seems a little...misplaced? Or is that just my screen res (768x1064)?

Big fan of this execution and layout.