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Blue again. Isn't it?

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1. At 06:23 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

   Not for us Firefoxers, Eric!

2. At 07:53 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

   It wasn't me, I promise, and I'm a firefoxer, too!
   xx
   ed

3. At 08:30 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

   And another far Blair & co.
   xx
   ed

4. At 08:33 AM on 12 Jun 2007, silver-fox wrote:

   Not guilty!

5. At 08:34 AM on 12 Jun 2007, RJD wrote:

   I'm also Firefox for the day!

6. At 08:42 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Stephen, Leader of STROP wrote:

   It's quite pretty in blue (if illegible).

   Still much nicer in normal colours. Thanks Mozilla!

7. At 08:43 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

   Lucky you, RJD. I'm now in the office & stuck with IE :-(

8. At 08:45 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Val P wrote:

   Oh help - what did we do to sort this last time? I remember that I missed it.

9. At 08:58 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

   Is this in honour of the probable demise of the takeover by Thaksin Shinawatra (known locally as Frank) of Manchester City?

   The poor man (other adjectives are available) appears to have had his assets frozen and it is now totally unclear whether the takeover will happen. It is also totally unclear whether this is a dreadfull or fantastic thing and it is totally unclear who will lead City into the transfer window and how they will keep the club in the Premiership next season.

10. At 08:59 AM on 12 Jun 2007, witchiwoman wrote:

    I'm sur e there are some great comments but I can't read them without making my eyes ache!

11. At 09:02 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Maybe it's an anti-Amphibian conspiracy of the bosses with McSoftie
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    ed
    

12. At 09:08 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    It should be easy to fix, the man from Siemens said it was one of these ' last time I recall?

13. At 09:10 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Stewart M wrote:

    White on Grey, Great combination.

14. At 09:17 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    From context, I'm asuming the colour scheme's gone wonky for people browsing with MSIE. Looks fine on Safari (Mac). For those unfortunates stuck with Microsoft...

    Mah colour scheme's wonky,
    Ah cain't read the Blog.
    Mah colour scheme's wonky,
    Ah'm as sick as a dead dawg.

    Mah wife been done left me,
    Found a guy with a Mac,
    Ah tried to install Linux,
    But Bill Gates gave me the sack.

    The good old days are gone,
    Ah cain't hardly remember,
    Just when the colour scheme's fixed,
    Ah drop back to September.

    Ah got those PM Bloggin' Blues...
    

15. At 09:20 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    I want to see what it looks like, but I can't even find IE!
    

16. At 09:22 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    you can read the comments a little easier if you click & drag over them to highlight...

17. At 09:25 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Does this work?
    xx
    ed

18. At 09:53 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Also from the source code, an open html span:

    "PM: The news and the views, to amuse not confuse."

    Roisin ElderLikelhy to have happened when the strapline was changed?
    xx
    ed
19. At 09:58 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Big Sister wrote:

    The Blog is Blue in sympathy with me.

    How this could have been changed by a huggis from Eddie.

    Too late, Eddie. My birthday was yesterday.

20. At 10:03 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    In IE, go to edit/select all
    xx
    ed

21. At 10:13 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Well I LOVE blue. Bestest colour ever. Give me blue blue blue! forever.

    Now, if only the comments appeared in sexy blue instead of stupid white the frog would be perfect.

    :o(((

    Fifi

22. At 10:13 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Big Sister wrote:

    The Blog is Blue in sympathy with me.

    How this could have been changed by a huggis from Eddie.

    Too late, Eddie. My birthday was yesterday.

23. At 10:26 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Re:- SSC In defense of MSIE - perhaps if the coding of the blog didn't have an error in the first place then all would be ok? - We were told it was an error last time - a misplaced cooma I believe.

    Re: BigSister -

    You had a group hug from us all - now come on - snap out of it!

    ;-)

24. At 10:30 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Humph wrote:

    If you do not have the tool-bar for the edit option (I do not in my IE page) Ctrl+A does the same thing. This is the first time that I have got to see the Firefox effect since I installed it. Yippeeee!

    H.

25. At 10:32 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Big Sister wrote:

    Jonnie, wonderful though a group hug may be, it cannot ever compare to a huggis from Eddie.

    Sorry. They are not the same beast.

26. At 10:36 AM on 12 Jun 2007, The New Blog Prince aka Marc wrote:

    "oh blimey"

    The very words of the technical guru when I spoke to him!

    But don't worry, he is on the case and should be sorting it as we speak!

27. At 10:38 AM on 12 Jun 2007, The New Blog Prince aka Marc wrote:

    That must be some sort of record...!

28. At 10:38 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    I'm sur e there are some great comments but I can't read them without making my eyes ache!

    I get that, whatever the colour.

29. At 10:40 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    It was a human error, probably when the strapline was changed.
    an html command was left incomplete:

    </span

    should have been </span>

    xx
    ed

30. At 10:40 AM on 12 Jun 2007, witchiwoman wrote:

    Hmmm - thats better

31. At 10:45 AM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    In firefox, ctrl-u gets the source code and any errors are highlighted in red.
    (in case anyone is sad enough to be bothered)
    ;-(
    ed

32. At 11:03 AM on 12 Jun 2007, The New Blog Prince aka Marc wrote:

    Ed - I'm *very* glad you bothered as that helped solve the problem very quickly!

33. At 11:15 AM on 12 Jun 2007, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

    Good-bye, blue Monday.

34. At 11:34 AM on 12 Jun 2007, John H. wrote:

    Jason @ 9 - I'm trying, but I just can't make out the tone of your comment. Is it "disinterested observation"? Or "mildly smug smirk"? Since the coding problem has been fixed, the only problem some of us are having interacting with the frog stems from the build up of tears on the keyboard...

    Incidentally, for browsing pleasure, I suggest Firefox with the Noia 2 theme. It has a wibbly-wobbly feel and makes reverting to IE very grim.

35. At 01:42 PM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Look guys and girls, I visit this blog everyday, and even comment if I can get away with it. Now, being among such world-wise and intelligent people could I suggest cutting the bull and trivia, get serious for a year or two, slap the political classes about the face and cooperate to sort out the mess this self-indulgent, consuming with no end, world social order? It's up to us; get active and redirect some of that energy spent as if we're all retired and just observers. We can do it, boys and girls!!!
    xx

36. At 02:31 PM on 12 Jun 2007, John H. wrote:

    If I could be God for just one day, would the world be a better place?

    Or perhaps I mean:

    If you could be God for just one day, would the world be a better place?

    And why is it that people who are sure that it would be scare me more than those who don't know?

37. At 02:43 PM on 12 Jun 2007, Vyle Hernia wrote:

    Just in case we get the blues again:

    If one uses Opera and sets it to emulate MSIE, does it get the blues?

38. At 04:07 PM on 12 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Troll (35) : Most of us are not so much Angry Young Radicals, as Grumpy Old Twits*.

    We're the sort of people who have the experience and knowledge, as well as the skills, to write the speeches and campaign materials that you and your colleagues then use to go out and change the world.

    Horses for courses, my friend. And more power to yer elbow!

    Fifi

    * Fifi Rhyming Slang

39. At 03:02 PM on 13 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Some people are so easy to offend.

    All i ask is not to confuse bashing a keyboard whilst listening to the radio as our role in running our own affairs. It is not enough to be critical, we all must be active. We have to gather together; it means wearing out the shoe leather. That is not a megalomanic desire to be a "god". I have many faults but that is not one of them.
    We must cooperate or we are stuck with the state machine and will pass it on to our grandchildren. We are staggering blindly into a Police State. A few dozen corporations can have more effect on our lives than anything we've ever voted for. We slaughter thousands and call it freedom. We can have a free association of people, we have the technology!!! Our lives belong to us!!

    ps- I am in no way a youth!!! Thanks for the speeches Fifi!

    "First they came for the Jews; and I did nothing because I was not a Jew. Then they came for the Communists, and I did nothing because I was not a Communist. Then they came for the Trade-Unionists, and I did nothing because I was not a Trade-Unionist. And then they came for me, but there was no one left to help me".

40. At 03:52 PM on 13 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Troll,

    On the again?
    xx
    ed

41. At 04:24 PM on 13 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Ed, you are a Star. Have you heard of Geoff Bottoms? Wikepedia will help. He will be chair for the CND debate this Saturday
    @Mander Hall
    Hamilton House
    Mabledon Place
    LONDON WC1
    9.30am-4pm

    Also with Tony Benn, Brian Catton, Bob Crow, Jon Cruddas, Rob Griffiths, John Haylett, John Hendy, Kate Hudson, Ken Livingstone, John McDonnel, Alan MacKinnon, Andrew Murray, Salma Yaqoob, Matt Wrack.

42. At 04:45 PM on 13 Jun 2007, wrote:

    Troll,

    Thank you form that !

    ;-)))
    ed