Revision: homepage--online--3--base-0
Archive: lorentey@elte.hu--2003a
Creator: Karoly Lorentey <lorentey@elte.hu>
Date: Sun Nov 30 21:20:49 CET 2003
Standard-date: 2003-11-30 20:20:49 GMT
Summary: My third homepage.
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My third attempt was actually pretty nice -- the design was
implemented more or less exclusively in CSS, the menu etc. generation
was done in WML (the Website Meta Language, not the WAP thingy). A
short description was magically displayed under the menu area when the
pointer moved over a menu item.  That nifty feature took a whole day
to implement, so there was no time left for developing a pleasing
overall design.  I got stuck with something brown.

Unfortunately, I got quickly bored with WML, because it does not
support XHTML, and nowadays people consider you a nobody if your site
does not use this all-powerful, all-purpose e-technology e-called XML
(it slices, it dices!).  Yeah.  Plus, with its nine compiling phases,
including the C preprocessor, Perl, M4 and God knows what else, WML
has the potential of a horny elephant bull, and the attractiveness of
the same.

This design was up for, what, maybe nine months?