Styles

Here's my own little CSS Zen Garden.
Below you'll find every design I've ever created for this site, re-coded to pure CSS (and some JS at times).
Some of them have the sub-content hidden (because i had no sub-content on my site when i made the style) but all content should still be accessible, and if unsure, turn off stylesheets.
Unfortunately, i couldn't give two shits about Internet Explorer, so you'll need a modern browser for most of them to look as they should.
There are currently 35 different styles to choose from.

"Pattes"

Made this one for my mate, Patte.

Title:: "Pattes"
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: Can't remember

aBlog Default

This was the "default" style for my old blogging-software "aBlog", which was replaced by aFrameWork. This style is based on the "Patte"-style.

Title:: aBlog Default
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2006-09-30

AdminStyle

Same style i use(d to use) for my admin-page

Title:: AdminStyle
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: Hmm...

aFrameWork

This is based on the Skeleton style and was (still is!) used during development of aFrameWork

Title:: aFrameWork
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2007-01-24

BlackNWhite

Title:: BlackNWhite
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2005-12-01 - 2006-01-28

Blobby

Title:: Blobby
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2004-03-31 - 2004-03-25

Dark

Title:: Dark
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2006-03-29 - (around) 2007-03-01

Gearwheels

This is a really old-school design i initially created with a shit-load of php if's and else's before i started using an id-attribute in <body> and understood CSS

Title:: Gearwheels
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2003-12-02 - 2004-02-06

Green Twigs

This one was designed some time in May 2007. I started coding it but had to add a shit load of divs using JS to hold all the background-images needed to make it flexible. Then Safari was released on Win and I considered making it with multiple background-images. Then I switched to Mac and finally coded it, only for Safari (at the moment at least) using CSS3's multiple background-images... how fookin hard can it be to implement this in all A-grade browsers??!

Title:: Green Twigs
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2007-10-27

GreenNGray

Title:: GreenNGray
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2005-12-01 - 2006-01-28

High Contrast (Black)

High contrast style, white on black

Title:: High Contrast (Black)
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2007-01-24

High Contrast (White)

High contrast style, black on white

Title:: High Contrast (White)
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2007-01-24

IceCream

Title:: IceCream
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: Can't remember

It's All Modules!

A simple style i created to use during development of aFrameWork, but ended up using a modified version of "Skeleton" instead.

Title:: It's All Modules!
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2007-01-Foooo

JoshuaInk Flowery Version

A bit funny, I was trying to make my site look like John Oxton's Flowery JoshuaInk-template, just to see if I could do it without changing my markup. I never intended to go live with it. Anyway, I gave it a rest and came back to the project a few weeks later. So i visit his site for reference and "The Bus Full of Hippies templates are now free for use under a Creative Commons release.". Heh, unexpected.

Title:: JoshuaInk Flowery Version
Author:: John Oxton
Date:: 2007-01-31

Jungle Box

Title:: Jungle Box
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2004-02-06 - 2004-03-09

Leaf

Title:: Leaf
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2004-03-09 - 2004-03-31

Mosquito

Title:: Mosquito
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2002-07-11 - 2002-08-24

Mosquito 2

Title:: Mosquito 2
Author:: Andreas Lagerkvist
Date:: 2002-08-24 - 2002-12-21

Mosquito 3

Originally this had a "start-screen" that i thought was rather cool back then, but i found no good way of implementing the same start-screen using only CSS and JS. I could've used JS and cookies and done a shit load of work and MAYBE it would've worked, but i simply could not be arsed.