With the recent find of lots of different files in my old HDD that I was able to access today, it also contained all my old ‘rabbit hole’ designs dating back to 2003 through 2006. If you have read my history page, the site was offline from January 2006 through June 2008 until I brought it back online when I was down in Virgina.

Check it out! Boy have things changes…

For a while I been using images and very weird code to make all my designs have rounded corners. I have ditched that and moved onto CSS3. Most of my visitors are on either Firefox or Safari so I don’t expect this to impact a lot of you. For those on IE7 and below (Down with IE6).. I am sorry. It was nice while it lasted!

As the topic says… the CSS and XHTML is all fail right now. I am working on getting all the CSS and XHMTL working within the next day or so. This all stems from me wanting to move the CSS to CSS3 for easier rounded borders.

_{3am Update: I got a lot of the new markup done. A few problem remain, but I will leave them for tomorrow when I am more awake.}

_{4am Update: Ok. Officially going to bed. I just imported all my posts in my dev blog to see how things are going. I see what needs to be done and I am going to do it tomorrow! Peace!}

_{10am Update: I updated the site with the new theme files. Everything is wacked, but I needed more content to test with that I did not have locally.}

_{3pm Update: Almost all files are done. Doing the page css now. Next post I should say “DONE!”}

I spent the better part of the night time working on how comments look. After being inspired by Ma.tt and this video tutoral on threaded comments I can now say my comments look sexy! You can look to see how threaded comments look by clicking here on this blog post. Thanks to Jon (element) for checking out my progress through out the night!

I got threaded comments now working on my theme. It took a while, but they work nicely with my Live Comment Preview item. So you can click on the ‘Reply’ for the post, and it will bring the reply window up. Once you submit to that comment, it will attach itself to that post. I have it set right now to 4 max_depth commenting, which should be plenty. I gotta work on the CSS for the children, but that will happen in due time.