I’m shocked not to find myself on Ev.’s list of “My five favorite blogs.” Shocked! Oh, wait, he’s never been here, and anyway, I’m always either expecting him to do something, or being snarky about how he hasn’t done it. I don’t think that’s actually listed in How to win friends and influence people, is […]
“crap.” i thought, “i’ve become blogger moonie.”
Is Weblog Technology Here to Stay or Just Another Fad? : Mr. Williams said he operated the business, and the Blogger.com service, alone for much of last year, after the company’s financing and revenues dwindled. “It wasn’t always running well, but it ran,” Mr. Williams said. He is now up to four employees, though, with […]
Like any holy war, it’s hard to say for sure who might have won what, and there will be plenty of people who will never admit that the war is over, but my feeling is that, for now, my guys—the CSS2 zealots—have lost. I don’t think there’s any question but what we won the first […]
Two meta notes: the timestamps in my comments are now permalinks (couldn’t let Hossein get too far ahead of me), and I’m seriously considering pulling the plug on my bloggertech blog, and transferring all the posts over here. After all, nobody in their right mind would read me if they weren’t interesting in blogging tools, […]
Comment links are now accessible without Javascript, and also act like normal links, so they will work in Crazy Browser, which Bill tipped me to while blogging my IE Booster tip. More detail than you want in bloggertech. Speaking of IE Booster, you can cut the time it takes your expanded context menu to show […]
I just changed the format of my comment links to make them accessible without Javascript. Why? Two reasons. First, accessibility: my comments are now available to people using text browsers like Lynx, screen readers, or even—God forbid—people with Javascript turned off. Second, functionality: now my links behave like links: if you shift-click or right-click and […]
Bloglet : blog updates by email.
I guess I’ve got the good end of blog setup support. From the final email in what I thought was a pretty easy bit of support: you must feel like the pappy in this couple, cause it felt like childbirth on this end :”] Do you know how much a good porter hurts when you […]
WebReference.com – Creating a Cross-Browser (DOM) Expandable Tree (1/5)