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February 19, 2003 4:44 AM Subscribe
This one flips the images around too. Or is it just me...?
posted by Pretty_Generic at 4:50 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by Pretty_Generic at 4:50 AM on February 19, 2003
That is scary...also headache inducing. It doesn't seem to always like CSS, but maybe my site is just badly coded. The image flipping is cool.
posted by Orange Goblin at 4:56 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by Orange Goblin at 4:56 AM on February 19, 2003
Satan? I'm no linguist, but it looked more like Welsh to me.
posted by squealy at 5:11 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by squealy at 5:11 AM on February 19, 2003
The images are flipped in IE via the filter:fliph CSS extension, which Mozilla doesn't support.
posted by skryche at 5:24 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by skryche at 5:24 AM on February 19, 2003
Pretty_Cool.
I can use this site when I am doing my opposite days.
posted by madamjujujive at 5:34 AM on February 19, 2003
I can use this site when I am doing my opposite days.
posted by madamjujujive at 5:34 AM on February 19, 2003
Sexy.
posted by Pretty_Generic at 5:52 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by Pretty_Generic at 5:52 AM on February 19, 2003
.tpecnoc gnitseretnI
posted by thatweirdguy2 at 6:02 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by thatweirdguy2 at 6:02 AM on February 19, 2003
hmmm, it apparently doesn't like italics
posted by pardonyou? at 6:15 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by pardonyou? at 6:15 AM on February 19, 2003
It doesn't seem to work for 2002: A Palindrome story. I was going to make that a post, but eh, whatever.
Oh, and everybody missed the obvious:
red rum
red rum
posted by Stan Chin at 6:16 AM on February 19, 2003
Oh, and everybody missed the obvious:
red rum
red rum
posted by Stan Chin at 6:16 AM on February 19, 2003
Hang on.. what if you ran Elgoog through this? Would it all be round the right way??
It ALMOST DOES! It forgot to bring the left sided scrollbar back to the right again ;-)
Jokes aside, this is actually a nifty tool to test layouts. If you can still identify what everything in a layout is when it's mirrored (and so you don't get textual context) then you're onto a winner.
posted by wackybrit at 6:55 AM on February 19, 2003
It ALMOST DOES! It forgot to bring the left sided scrollbar back to the right again ;-)
Jokes aside, this is actually a nifty tool to test layouts. If you can still identify what everything in a layout is when it's mirrored (and so you don't get textual context) then you're onto a winner.
posted by wackybrit at 6:55 AM on February 19, 2003
I don't get it. Can somebody explain the fundamental purpose of this? I'm serious. I love when y'all talk techie. Thanks.
posted by vito90 at 7:24 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by vito90 at 7:24 AM on February 19, 2003
Can somebody explain the fundamental purpose of this?
You must not spend too much time around web developers. This is our idea of fun.
posted by vraxoin at 7:35 AM on February 19, 2003
You must not spend too much time around web developers. This is our idea of fun.
posted by vraxoin at 7:35 AM on February 19, 2003
vraxoin - I thought there was an actual purpose to mirror sites though besides just showing off your skillz?
posted by vito90 at 8:12 AM on February 19, 2003
posted by vito90 at 8:12 AM on February 19, 2003
The images are flipped in IE via the filter:fliph CSS extension, which Mozilla doesn't support.
Which it shouldn't as
posted by Fezboy! at 9:37 AM on February 19, 2003
Which it shouldn't as
filter:
is a Microsoft proprietary property.posted by Fezboy! at 9:37 AM on February 19, 2003
You must not spend too much time around web developers. This is our idea of fun.
Or you should spend a lot of time around web developers and it will be your idea of fun too.
posted by jaden at 9:53 AM on February 19, 2003
Or you should spend a lot of time around web developers and it will be your idea of fun too.
posted by jaden at 9:53 AM on February 19, 2003
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