: Friday is Stupid Stuff day. “Today is your opportunity to get something stupid off your chest. That’s stupid… not hateful, political, vengeful, etc. We’re talking downright silly and stupid. No names, no recriminations.”
Archives for October 2001
To the point
Updates here have been
sporadic due to a great deal of busy-ness, but also because I’ve been working on a new design and playing around with Moveable Type, the new micro-CMS on the market.
The new design is going to be pretty nice, I think (if I do say so myself), but I’m having trouble rendering it using no-tables techniques. My current thinking is that the world should progress in that direction ultimately, and for extremely simple pages it is much more efficient to work with than tables are. Trouble is, there are just as many fudges and workarounds required as there were using tables, which pretty much makes the whole endeavour beside the point. So I’m going to have to make a decision – and right now, I’m leaning towards using tables. The point of all-CSS design is to dispense with workarounds and browser silliness (at least one of the points is to do so). If I can’t do that, I don’t see the point in making the switch.
Documenting 9/11
: A site called webArchivist.org is spearheading an effort to properly archive sites that featured commentary or links about the attacks of September 11.
We are asking for volunteers to help us identify any web sites or pages that have information or content about the Sep11 Attack. We are especially interested in finding sites by individuals — that record their feelings, experiences or opinions. We are also especially interested in finding non-American sites.
Owen Briggs has
redesigned and improved upon his CSS Box Lessons. It’s not only useful, it’s beautiful. “Here be dragons” indeed.
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