netjukebox

Implemented without issues.
Thanks!

Awesome, implemented.

While this is a css faux pas (separation of content and style), I believe it to be.. better than requiring a translation for each theme.

I'll start on IDing all the elements.

Best of both worlds, I'll start work on defining text via css for menus/icons/etc. For example: Instead of: <a href="favorite.php">favorites</a> use <a id="mainmenu-favorites" href="favorite.php"></a> and in css use: #mainmenu-favorites{ background-image:url('/path/tp/f...

Consider this a rough draft. Most is working in "real" browsers, but I've yet to start tackling IE. If you find any blatant issues, let me know. Removal of most of the imgs and replacing them with css means less requests to the web server, and faster load times. Removal of nested tables me...

Hello Godsyn, Thanks for the work you have done so far. To see if the new CSS/HTML is rendering properly I would suggest checking on: http://browsershots.org/ Currently testing on mac/win with chrome/firefox. Will use browsershots when near completion. To validate the HTML code there is a nice Fire...

Progress report: about 50% done converting everything. Page size is about 50% less, and load times are 50% to 75% faster.

Index, all tables gone, pure CSS goodness. 100% themeable.
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Config page. Aside from the icons and the top right "netjukebox" image, 100% css.

I'll zip everything up (seeing as I can't find a github/svn page to request a pull from the author) when I'm done.

After scouring, I've finally found a web based media player that is working flawlessly with:

Apache2 PHP5.x MySql5.x Icecast2 MPD

On a 900mhz Intel Celeron with 1gb of ram (linux).

I've started working on removing the nested tables (yuck) and pointless back-ground images (eg: gradient) and converting everything to CSS. The theme's name is HTML5Clean, and short of some issues with embedded images (eg: DIVs/tables not defined by the theme), I've removed all background images, cl...