Archive
September 2004’s Posts.
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In a state of flux
To repeat what once uttered to a confused hostess for a chain restaurant in some suburban mall: “Ummm, just a minute; we’re in a state of flux right now.”
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Browser wars reignited
News.com assembles a huge package on the limping IE and its energized competitors in the browser business
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Styled form elements
Roger Johansson demonstrates how eight of today’s browsers render styled from elements.
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Yahoo does CSS…
The new Yahoo and My Yahoo homepages use semantic mark-up and styles. Come on Google.
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Yahoo does RSS…
The new My Yahoo will use RSS and Atom
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Managing CSS hacks
Molly writes a comprehensive article on how to work with and manage CSS hacks and filters in real style sheets.
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BBC News launches aggregation service
Brilliant move by the public broadcaster, but don’t expect traditional news sites to do this any time soon…
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Eric’s slideshow tool
Mr. Meyer builds an dHTML-based slideshow tool.
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Coulda been blogmarks
The project consuming most of my time got a one-week extension, meaning I had a long weekend to enjoy a few days ago, but also meaning my focus is still concentrated elsewhere. So, once again, is a list of worthy links (in my mythical next design I’ll have blogmarks to deal with this):
View all (it might be a looong page, though)