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Well, I said I'd work on it a bit more when I got back, and after pulling an all-afternooner*, the probably-final version of the Tranny Footprint Calculator is now online!
It's got a few more graphical bells and whistles, and has a "get the code" function so you can slap funky stuff like this on your web site, blog, whatever:
'Cos I know some of you like that kind of stuff. And even if you don't, I know how much you want to be my best friend by being the first one to try out the code. ;-)
A little on the calculations it does in the background. Believe it or not, it's not just a random number generator, and there is a little more to it than meets the eye. The answers are all weighted, so stuff like "facial surgery" will up your footprint a bit more than "visiting tranny sites".
Hell, as with virtually everything on this site, it was mainly for my own amusement. And yes, that is my score up there. :-)
*It's like "pulling an all-nighter", except rather working all night when you should be sleeping, you work all Sunday afternoon when you could have been sleeping.
It's got a few more graphical bells and whistles, and has a "get the code" function so you can slap funky stuff like this on your web site, blog, whatever:
My Tranny Footprint
3723875 COt
(COt = Cubic Ounces of trannieness)
Calculate your tranny footprint at BeckysWeb!
'Cos I know some of you like that kind of stuff. And even if you don't, I know how much you want to be my best friend by being the first one to try out the code. ;-)
A little on the calculations it does in the background. Believe it or not, it's not just a random number generator, and there is a little more to it than meets the eye. The answers are all weighted, so stuff like "facial surgery" will up your footprint a bit more than "visiting tranny sites".
Hell, as with virtually everything on this site, it was mainly for my own amusement. And yes, that is my score up there. :-)
*It's like "pulling an all-nighter", except rather working all night when you should be sleeping, you work all Sunday afternoon when you could have been sleeping.
If you're talking about adding to your own blog, I've tweaked the code a bit to specify font sizes a bit more explicitly, hopefully that should fix it.
The problem is this section of code:
<span style="font-size:200%; font-weight:bold; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;">3723875 CO<span style="vertical-align:sub;font-size:smaller;">t</span>
You open two SPAN tags, but close only one. Firefox automatically closes the remaining SPAN when you close the containing P tag, IE and Opera (god only knows how Safari/Konqueror treats it) never close the outer SPAN meaning all subsequent text is bold and with a font size of 200%.
Make sure you close both SPANs (or better yet use <SUB;> to create the subscript 't') and all should be well.
That will teach me to always check things in IE! :-)
HEY! Some of us do work on Sunday. (Mind you, we get Friday off to make up for it.)
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