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This is my example which uses CSS adapters to render the code output to lists rather than tables. Its a common issue with the .Net if you want to support Safari and Opera browsers. I have compiled all the files and source you need to get this menu working.

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  • About this website

    By now you might be thinking is this some sort of mental institute but the theme of this design comes from the name Kleck which translates as "inkblot" in Swiss and was also the nickname of the chap who invented inkblot's and their use in psychological testing His name was Hermann Rorshach

    My logo was originally adapted from Tracey Hall's Text to Inkblot Generator. I found this while researching inkblots. It converts any text into a postscript file inkblot that can then be converted into .pdf. To view my logo at conception follow these quick and simple steps or skip the list and download the pdf at the bottom.

    1. Go to the Inkblot Generator website and type "kleck" and hit create
    2. Next, download the post script file. (.ps) to your desktop
    3. Now use ps2pdf.com to convert the .ps file to pdf
    4. Finally, open the .pdf

    Thats my logo on day 1. At least is has some meaning. If you are lazy like me then click here to see the original pdf!

WordPress | Kleck
  • Valid XHTML 1.0!
  • Valid CSS