list of things to do 04/02/2005 Ok, here's my theory: If I blog some of the "to-do's" I have too, um, do; then maybe I'll be more likely to do them. With me so far?
Looking at that little lot, it's probably best if no one distracts me for a few months... Mad
Gone Away Over here at Gone Away, the staff are in ferment, Mad. They are so looking forward to the proposed changes and have asked me to convey their thanks and approval. And Miss Gonea Way says you can come up and see her anytime, baby. Date Added: 04/02/2005
w Why, that two-timing flooze! Eh, nevermind her; damn eyes were too close-set, plus her family resembled back roads in Arkansas; deep-rutted and oft-traveled by itinerant tinsmiths. Madson, all your sweat and intense thought paid off well. The place looks even more grand than before. Now to peruse an ad or two... Date Added: 05/02/2005
Josh It is a shame I know d#ck about ASP, I would love to help ya bubs :> We could really turn this churchhouse into a honkytonk :> Date Added: 05/02/2005
josh Hey bubs - just noticed something -- the top-left gradient background for the comments doesn't show up in FF, but does in IE. Wierd, huh? Date Added: 05/02/2005
Mad Yeah, that's a by product of the .NET framework. The comments part of the page resides in what's called a panel. Which is meant to be a programatically controllable div, which it is in IE. Sadly though it assumes Firefox/Mozilla is an old browser and changes the div to a table (eww a table on my site). Which in turn knackers my CSS. Now I could write some more CSS so the background works in a table or I just sulk and hope the whole matter goes away. Guess which I've chosen so far? Date Added: 05/02/2005
josh so dotnet dynamically chooses structure like that? Voodoo, I say. Voodoo! Date Added: 05/02/2005
Gone Away Additional points for To Do List:*Code Comments so that returns have the necessary HTML automatically inserted.*Recommended links page for Gone Away. Date Added: 08/02/2005
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