As a part of the new design, more Javascript is used for a more interactive site. The YUI library is used for the pull-down menues, as well as when submitting comments with AJAX. Also, Thickbox is currently used to display images like in the mIRC UTF-8 tutorial.

And then something that might actually be interesting to somebody, Jimmy Carr:

To see the comments simply push Show comments at the bottom of the news or the article, and current comments (if any) will show up, as well as a Add comments links. Press that and a form for adding your own comment will show up.

Currently this only works with a browser that works with AJAX. Functionality for non-javascript browsers will be added shortly, but for now this is what you get. All HTML-code is also stripped out, but some way of commenting with more than plain text will also be added.

Since this was kind of boring, here's the latest Zero Punctuation to entertain you!

Update: Fixed the Opera issues, now only IE remains. By the way, this is being tested for the latest versions of each browser(Firefox, Opera, IE). If you're running an old version of a browser, or a browser not listed here, please let me know what's not working and what happenes when you try.

Update #2: Should be working for both Internet Explorer and Opera now (properly). Apparently IE6 works as well, which is kind of surprising.

The Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI) is used for this, which also has many other possibilities for creating a more dynamic site. For those of you who do not have Javascript enabled, this will not work. However, the subcategories are accessible by going to the category itself, so you're always able to reach the page you're looking for even without Javascript. Yes, I feel it is important to emphasize this because some websites tend to forget that not every user has Javascript enabled.

If you're trying to read something and you're only getting errors, wait a few seconds and try again, it should be working. I'll be messing around with the CSS some to make this look a bit better (and intuitive), but this shouldn't bring you any errors.

Introduction to CSS

On to a completely different subject. Due to the lack of any good norwegian CSS tutorials (that I could find anyways), I've written a short introduction to CSS in norwegian. Check it out :)

I realise that the navigation is still in english even though the content is in norwegian, and I'll be trying to figure out the best way to fix the translations.

In case you're wondering, the syntax highlighting there uses dpSyntaxHighlighter, another Javascript library, to highlight the code. Again, if you've got Javascript disabled, the code will simply look like code inside a regular <pre>-tag.

If you like to play games, game reviews can be OK to look through to get an idea about what the game you want to buy really is like, but they're not really that fun to look through. Zero Punctuation is basically game reviews with a load of humor and fast talking. Check them out at the The Escapist.

Just to show you how excellent these reviews are, I've embedded the latest of them (at the time of writing) below, a review of CoD4.

The feeds

• English (news and articles)
• Norwegian (news and articles)

Have fun...

Update: I've removed the separate article and news feeds, there's now only one feed for all of them, but there's also a feed specifically for Norwegian news and articles. The feed is generated from the content posted at the Norwegian part of bjornars.net

Older stuff should still work... I hope..