Another AKGDC?!

[just.xTc]

Yes I know what you're thinking. But hey, when I actually use one that I like, I'll release all the other ones as templates. ;P
So tell me what you think (again).
This was really easy to code. And it'c cross browser tested, works fine in IE and FF. And it only uses 2 different images....

[AnTi.HeRo]

I really like that template. The templates that only use part of the window are my favorite templates. Also, red is one of the best colors for a template IMO, because it's my favorite color. Great Job!

[just.xTc]

The thing about this one, though, is that there is a CSS iFrame. That really bothers me. It doesn't look fit for a community-oriented site. What do you guys think? Now I have to make the footer...

[AnTi.HeRo]

Well, you know you can change the scroll-bar color by using a set of code for it. If you want me to, I can give you the code for it.

[just.xTc]

I know the code
I just didn't bother because it doesn't work in FF for some reason, but for the say of my IE users I'll do it.
Thanks for the idea.
There we go, 'tworks.

[just.xTc]

Could a moderator move this to Designs and Interfaces?
I'm a dumbass.

[AnTi.HeRo]

LOL! Also, I don't think it works for FF because FF is so new and they haven't gotten all of the updates and stuff for the code.

[just.xTc]

Nah they would have thought of that by now.
Some text filters such as glow or shadow effects, which can be done in HTML, don't show up either. It may be because there are security risks involved with them somehow.
I confused myself.

[AnTi.HeRo]

I think your right, because FF does have a selection of different built-in security features that disable a lot of different things that you can normally do in IE.

[just.xTc]

Look at it again, I added a sexay Javascript for the footer.
Useless? Yes.
Do I care? No.