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So who else has a Mac blog?
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Originally posted by Adam Betts: Welcome to the club 
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Gorgeous site my friend!
Poor deer, BTW.
Nice sites everyone. Adam, your work with CSS is remarkable if I may say so. I am still trying to get the hang of it, and hope to put it to use soon on a couple of sites I've designed.
On a related note, does anyone know what's up Dave Hyatt's site? It's all jacked up and mostly blank at the moment.
On a related note, does anyone know what's up Dave Hyatt's site? It's all jacked up and mostly blank at the moment.
Hyatt's site is actually at this URL: http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/hyatt/
not the one that was previously posted. Which seems to be a dead personal blog
not the one that was previously posted. Which seems to be a dead personal blog
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Originally posted by xi_hyperon: Nice sites everyone. Adam, your work with CSS is remarkable if I may say so. I am still trying to get the hang of it, and hope to put it to use soon on a couple of sites I've designed. On a related note, does anyone know what's up Dave Hyatt's site? It's all jacked up and mostly blank at the moment. |
As already said by someone else, he hasn't posted to his personal one in some time, thus it is blank.
He's posted a lot to the Safari one recently.
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Originally posted by Eug Wanker: Virtual PC delayed again. |
I've just read that!
(What was the comment you had to delete from a previous post?)
http://mike.cosentino.com
more of a personal blog, but i usually talk about whatever is on mind, macs fall into this category. so i guess it _could_ be a mac blog
more of a personal blog, but i usually talk about whatever is on mind, macs fall into this category. so i guess it _could_ be a mac blog
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Originally posted by Krypton: I've just read that! (What was the comment you had to delete from a previous post?) |
It was a nice comment talking about the improbability of 17" iMac G5s, for $999. I erased it by accident, and there's no way to get it back it seems, so I commented on it in the next blog.
I have two blogs, though none of them are Mac related. Or rather, they're both just personal blogs, so once I get a PB, they most likely will be partly Mac related...
Although the colour schemes and general layout isn't quite my cup of tea, that is one of the best-used CSS/XHTML I have ever seen.
May I ask how you managed to do the PNG transparency without getting the scrolling lag in FireFox?
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Originally posted by Adam Betts: Welcome to the club
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Although the colour schemes and general layout isn't quite my cup of tea, that is one of the best-used CSS/XHTML I have ever seen.
May I ask how you managed to do the PNG transparency without getting the scrolling lag in FireFox?
I write graphicPUSH, which often has Mac stuff. Mostly design-related though. The new design is less than a wekk old; much more advanced CSS used in this incarnation.
Does this work for any of you, without an RSS reader?
http://feeds.feedburner.com/EugsMacWeblog
It's supposed to automatically sense if you're running a non-RSS browser and display correctly as if it were an HTML page. However, it doesn't seem to work for me correctly. My results:
1) OS X Camino 0.8: Content loads, but the template doesn't. There is a message though that says it's intended for XML feeds.
2) OS X Safari 1.2: Content loads, but the template doesn't. No such message as with Camino.
3) OS X Firefox 0.9: Template loads, and so does the content. Some of the formatting is present, but not much. The XML message is present.
4) OS X IE 5.2: Page template loads, but none of the content. The XML message is missing too.
5) Win XP IE 5.5: Works fully. All formatting is correct, and links work too. The XML message is present.
http://feeds.feedburner.com/EugsMacWeblog
It's supposed to automatically sense if you're running a non-RSS browser and display correctly as if it were an HTML page. However, it doesn't seem to work for me correctly. My results:
1) OS X Camino 0.8: Content loads, but the template doesn't. There is a message though that says it's intended for XML feeds.
2) OS X Safari 1.2: Content loads, but the template doesn't. No such message as with Camino.
3) OS X Firefox 0.9: Template loads, and so does the content. Some of the formatting is present, but not much. The XML message is present.
4) OS X IE 5.2: Page template loads, but none of the content. The XML message is missing too.
5) Win XP IE 5.5: Works fully. All formatting is correct, and links work too. The XML message is present.