As you may know – I’ve been a fan of Sitemaps for years:
On SEOmoz, chenry wrote about an experiment he ran to see if submitting a Sitemap to Google and Yahoo would decrease the time it took Google to crawl and index the page. As he said – the results were amazing!
Free Christmas Card layout in CSS
that, and I’ve been commissioned to make a special e-Christmas Card.
Of course, that one is not for public use, but the same basic framed-content CSS layout is available free of charge at Abaryx.com.
As with anything CSS – the frame size can be changed, the content area size can be changed – everything can be changed.
Or should it be #css {notes: sticky} ?
The ‘Fun with CSS‘ continues…
CSS StickyNotes has been added at Abaryx.com
CSS from a vintage site designers point of view
dlp
Personally, I like the idea of a fixed-position header and/or navigation area to keep the Company/Site name and navigation in view at all times – much like the old “frames” layouts used to do, but without the old “trapped in frames” issues that went with it.
But I was less than delighted with the overall effect. So… I decided to try a fixed right column instead.
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