Going back to PNG files for everything…I decided the HTML standings tables were too much of a pain to edit without a WYSIWYG editor that reflects what the tables actually look like in the blog. As always, special achievements noted in the “bulletin board.”

Current standings:

And the recaps:

Good luck this week, everyone! 😀

I had been working on a draft post with Steve about getting the standings into an HTML table in posts, and, while not perfect-looking, it allows me to easily edit everyone’s names and get it looking more or less the way we want, so this is the first official post with the standings in an HTML table. We can’t do this with the results at this time, however, so those will continue to be uploaded as PNG images with “jury-rigged” names (for now).

And now, the standings (pay attention to the bulletin board, everyone):

And the results:

Good luck this week, everyone. 😀

Here are the Fall 2010 Week 1 standings with the “Year-to-date” high scratch games and series added in for each bowler. 😀

EDIT: More tweaking of the standings sheet…YTD and last week (condensed this week to one in the same) high game and series league-wide has been added below, along with a “bulletin board” where I can note stuff happening in the league (this week sk8shorty01’s 298). This version of the sheet will require 2 PNG images, but it conveys more information. Feedback welcome in the forum thread for the Week 1 results. 😀

A couple of notes…

First, I had hoped to make HTML tables of everything and edit those names that needed it, but the table as generated would’ve been too big for the blog, and having little experience with HTML tables, I didn’t want to muck with the coding. As a compromise, I put everything up as PNG images, and the standings report is 32 KB file size, so this shouldn’t suck up too much bandwidth. The drawback is that I had to leave the names of everyone as I have them in Perfect Secretary. I think everyone can figure out who is who, though. 🙂

Second, I think everyone will like the new recap sheets, as they bear a good resemblance to the paper recaps we’ve all seen.

Without further ado, here are the standings after Week 1:

And the recaps:

Congratulations to sk8shorty01, who submitted an 11-in-a-row 298, which will be recognized on the “Honor Roll” page. For now, Cell 6 (record 5-man scratch series) and Team 5 (record 5-man scratch game) will also be recognized on the “Honor Roll” page. It should be noted that Team 5 had the high game this week despite an absent member (cgeorg, whose sport league starts tonight and was absent because he couldn’t find a sport shot to “practice” on).