I'm naked and you should join me!
First of, for anyone who knows me that has probably scared the something right out of them :o) Of course I don't mean I'm naked, my site is. Today is CSS Naked Day '07
There are two ways to disable the CSS.Where did my Design go?
The idea behind this event is to promote Web Standards. Plain and simple. This includes proper use of (x)html, semantic markup, a good hierarchy structure, and of course, a good 'ol play on words. It's time to show off your <body>.
- Just comment out the style sheet reference
- Via code. Below is a sample CF function to test for CSS Naked Day
Rahul Narula has kindly pointed in pointed out my comments a more efficient function to check for Naked Day
1 <cffunction name="isNakedDay">
2 <cfreturn day(now()) eq 5 and month(now()) eq 4>
3 </cffunction>
And I suppose that why a he's computer scientist at web team@Adobe :o)
2 <cfreturn day(now()) eq 5 and month(now()) eq 4>
3 </cffunction>
If you go nude don't forget to add your self to the site via the form at the bottom of http://naked.dustindiaz.com/
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btw another version of the isNakedDay()
<cffunction name="isNakedDay">
<cfreturn day(now()) eq 5 and month(now()) eq 4>
</cffunction>
I think this would at least help out the non-technical people in the industry who still don't see the value of the separation.
@Dan, The toggle would be nice, might be something I implement. But for today the plain is staying :o)
I went ahead and joined in (and added a link to show the page with the design per Dan's suggestion).