TigerPixel.DE
... Shoulder to Shoulder – And the Victory will be Ours!
Revised the underlying XHTML code of the changelog entry made on Oct/12/2008:
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<table class="gamers_resources" style="margin: 0.5em;">
<tbody class="level1"> ... </tbody> <tbody class="level2"> <tr> ... </tr> <tr id="GR_GAME_TEAM_FORTRESS_2" class="oddrow"> <td> ... </td> <td> <div onclick="ShowDescription(this)"> ... </div> <div class="desc"> ... </div> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> |
<table class="gamers_resources" style="margin: 0.5em;">
<tbody class="level1"> ... </tbody> <tbody class="level2"> <tr> ... </tr> <tr id="GR_GAME_TEAM_FORTRESS_2" class="oddrow"> <td> ... </td> <td> <div> ... </div> <div class="desc"> ... </div> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> |
Added the Notebooks-TabletPC.de resource.
Revised the content:
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... to play team-oriented multiplayer shooters with only low potential of violence. ... |
... to play multiplayer shooters focused on teamwork and collaboration. ... |
Revised the underlying XHTML code of the changelog entry made on Mar/31/2009:
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<table class="gamers_resources" style="margin: 0.5em;">
<tbody class="level1"> ... </tbody> <tbody class="level2"> <tr> ... </tr> <tr id="GR_GAME_ENEMY_TERRITORY_QUAKE_WARS" class="oddrow"> <td> ... </td> <td> <div onclick="ShowDescription(this)"> ... </div> <div class="desc"> ... </div> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> |
<table class="gamers_resources" style="margin: 0.5em;">
<tbody class="level1"> ... </tbody> <tbody class="level2"> <tr> ... </tr> <tr id="GR_GAME_ENEMY_TERRITORY_QUAKE_WARS" class="oddrow"> <td> ... </td> <td> <div> ... </div> <div class="desc"> ... </div> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> |
Transferred the JavaScript code in a namespace called tp by means of an object container:
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var lastSelectedResourceElement = null;
var lastSelectedResourceElement_DescriptionShown = null; function AddClassToTableElement() { ... } function SelectResource(obj) { ... } function ShowDescription(obj) { ... } |
var tp = {
lastSelectedResourceElement : null, lastSelectedResourceElement_DescriptionShown : null, AddClassToTableElement : function () { ... }, SelectResource : function (obj) { ... }, ShowDescription : function (obj) { ... } } |
Revised a redirected link in the column Model of the table Network:
Revised a link in the column Manufacturer of the table Network:
Revised redirected links in the column Comment of the table Network:
Disabled a broken link in the column Comment of the table Network:
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Revised a link in the column Comment of the table Network:
Replaced
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| Category | Manufacturer | Model | Comment |
| Connection | HanseNet Telekommunikation |
Alice Fun (incl. flat rate):
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Substituted on Jul/01/2008
Bear in mind that the Call & Surf tariffs have a minimum term of 24 months in contrast to the Alice Fun tariff that has a minimum term of 1 month. |
with
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| Category | Vendor | Product | Comment |
| Internet access | HanseNet Telekommunikation |
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Substituted on Jul/01/2008
Bear in mind that the Call & Surf Comfort tariffs have a minimum term of 24 months. |
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Fixed the title of an embedded YouTube video in the news posted on Jun/14/2009:
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BattleForge Action Trailer (...) |
New Battleforge Trailer (...) |
Revised the content:
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... I strongly recommend the use of a reasonably modern browser. The chances are that the Web browsers
are compliant with this Web site. Bear in mind that the vendors of the browsers Epiphany, Firefox, and Opera already started to implement essential parts of CSS 2.1 before Steve Ballmer could perform the so-called Microsoft Dance: ... Although the Internet Explorer v7.0 is not my favorite browser and has still some annoying bugs regarding CSS 2.1 (that is in spring 2007) I am keen that at least this Microsoft browser renders the Web pages without any problems in the near future. |
... I strongly recommend the use of a reasonably modern browser. The following Web browsers pass the Acid2 test and are considered nearly to be conform to CSS 2.1:
In the most cases the matured and mostly discontinued Web browsers
provides a satisfying rendering of the pages of this Web site too. Bear in mind that the vendors of the browsers Firefox and Opera already started to implement essential parts of CSS 2.1 before Steve Ballmer could perform the so-called Microsoft Dance: ... With the release of the browser Internet Explorer v8.0 I abandon the objective to integrate specific code that enables the browser Internet Explorer v7.x with its annoying bugs regarding CSS 2.1 (that is in spring 2007) to render the Web pages without any problems: Microsoft's Internet Explorer v8.0 is available at least for the same Windows versions as the browser Internet Explorer v7.0. |
Revised the content of the changelog entry made on Apr/16/2009:
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Disabled links ...
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Disabled redirected links ...
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Added CSS rule sets affecting the margin between the XHTML element <p> and other block elements, e.g. (an extract):
p + hr {
margin-top: 1em;
}
p + ol {
margin-top: 0.5em;
}
p + p {
margin-top: 0.5em;
}
p + table {
margin-top: 1em;
}
p + ul {
margin-top: 0.5em;
}
As a consequence other CSS rule sets were tweaked or even deleted.
Fixed the content of the changelog entry made on May/19/2009:
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...
Let the mouse hover above ... |
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Let the mouse pointer hover above ... |