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I am of the opinion that a website has no business messing around with the client's default fonts beyond defining the style and size relative to the default font size.
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* removed background image and as such it's fixed pixel width
** i.e. the layout is now completely dependent on the basic font size and scales accordingly
* revamped master template and CSS to allow for nodes with varying lengths instead of truncating everything depending on the background width
* increased font size of tag and archive pages
* increased overall line height to improve readability
* improved CSS to e.g. make use of `last-child` instead of adding `last` classes during static site generation
* removed _microblog_ entries from archive as I have more or less stopped using _Twitter_
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* extracted navigation and tag list style into `buttonlist` class
* navigation is now aligned left and non-overlapping on small screens
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* the former also works when CSS is not supported while the latter leads to unseparated tag links
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* both the CSS and master template markup contained cruft from the previous blog version and its slightly different layout
* removed unnecessary distinction between footer and its _taglist_ as the old footer element is now only a _taglist_
** promoted previous `last_line` to `footer` as it is the actual footer
* unified the different list styles as much as possible
** e.g. introduced new `topline` attribute instead of declaring the title-separator line for each style separately
** removed `taglist` class by declaring its rules directly in the `tags` id
** removed now unnecessary `archivtag` class
** introduced `sparselist` class which enables list such as the one contained the latest microblog entries to have extra padding
* merged `list_tags` helper template into primary master template
** this separation was not only unnecessary but decreased the readability as it provided no real encapsulation
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* eliminated `last_item` list item class by fixing its padding
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* gap between columns was needed because the alignment of all paragraphs was changed to justify
* increased overall browser compatibility of the column layout
** firefox now keeps elements with the column class together if possible
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* XHTML elements "h2" and "h3" are replaced with "h3" and "h4" respectively
** modified all existing contents accordingly
** this was done to avoid the gap between the primary heading and subheadings in the markdown depiction of the contents
* fleshed out the InputXSLT project page with further information
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* comment paragraphs were neither separated nor justified
* columns on archive page were incororrectly split inside their content in Chromium
** i.e. added "column-break-inside: avoid" property
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* Isso improvements
** textarea placeholder font-color
** comment footer font-size
* lines of "pre" elements did not break correctly
* minified all CSS expressions using YUI
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* [isso](http://posativ.org/isso/) is a Disqus like commenting system written in Python
** self-hosted i.e. no privacy implications
** lightweight and provides all the features I require for this blog
* I thought about implementing a commenting system in InputXSLT but sadly I just don't have the time to think of and implement a reasonable XSLT based solution
** maybe a simple REST service for pushing XML from the client into article-dependend comment directories can be implemented in the future
* added basic CSS styling for isso comments simmilar to how they currently look in the old Symphony CMS based blog
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* fixed prettylist CSS to work in both WebKit and Gecko
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* e.g. removing the target directory before each regeneration and symlinking CSS files
** this will be extended to include ressource directories and so on
* renamed "formatter.xsl" stylesheet to "helper.xsl" as it now includes various helper templates
* finally checked the main CSS into the VCS
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