last.fm - re-structured

*update* 11/15/2008
not much changes in the last few weeks, but here's a small update to fix a few things thaty annoyed me
if there's some bugs you can't live with drop me a message, I only fixed stuff relevant to my interests

*update* 09/26/2008
seems like friday is update day at last.fm
again they did some small changes which fucked stuff up a bit, should be accounted for in this new version I hope.

*update* 09/19/2008
last.fm html code for recent charts on user profiles got changed a bit, at least it's in the artist - song format now
they also changed some other parts which pretty much fucked up this style

fix'd the bugs I found for now.

Please note: from my experiences, the last.fm guys like fiddling with their page structure now and then, so if you find that something look's kinda funny, check back here if an update is available before messaging me bugs.

A style sheet which will change the structure of the site to look a bit more like it did before and to improve usability and add a bit of eye candy.

I basically took http://userstyles.org/styles/8892 as a base and adapted it to my needs / likings, giving the result to the community in the hope of helping some guys.

The most important thing for me was the location of the shoutbox: it's now located on the left of the page, so you always see the latest shouts when loading the page (as long as your screens big enough that is)
Due to the nature of the HTML structure of last.fm there are some cons to this because of the way I had to move the box. On some user/band/group profiles some scroll bars might appear, other small bugs could occure, if you're like me that's a minor price to pay for the accomplished effect. I probably didn't fully test everything and I mainly worked on pages I use frequently myself (home page, user/band/group profiles mainly) so feel free to report some bugs.

Note: I'm pretty sure this won't work correctly in earlier firefox versions than 3.0, and I'm not too sure if it will work with 3.1

Sooo yeah, if you're still reading: have fun using it and feel free to make some suggestions. =)

Also, if you like this you might want to check out my greasemonkey script which shows weekly charts on user profile pages: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/31560