A classified ads site's front page: blank before, whole now

A classified ads site showed an empty page. Its loader adds a stylesheet from script and waits for that stylesheet's load event before drawing anything, and Floati never loaded stylesheets added that way. Behind that were more: it builds its lists as classes based on arrays, formats its own dates, checks for SharedWorker to decide whether the browser is modern, and sorts with the page's language rules. Each of those needed a fix before the page looked like it does in the reference browser.

The same page lays its month calendar out as a table that is also a flex box. Inside a flex box the table's rows become ordinary boxes, and CSS then wraps them in a table of their own so the days keep their columns. Floati skipped that step and stacked every day in one column. Its weekday labels also came from date formatting that ignored the weekday option.

The page sorts its discussion forums by name with the browser's language-aware comparison. Each name is a small object that knows its own text, and Floati compared those objects as if they were all the same, so the list never moved. Now each name is read through its own text first, as the standard says.