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Dilbert.com >> I’m Incubating my brain out… – and it hurts – Startup Humour CSS Floats Without Text Wrap – Understanding floats is extremely important when creating CSS layouts. One of the trickiest issues when dealing with floats is stopping Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for January 21st
First up we have TechCunch’s Loic Le Meur’s Ten Rules For Startup Success (which I had written up but not posted) which had a number of points (10 actually) : â— 1 Don’t wait for a revolutionary idea.â— 2 Share Continue reading Rules For Startups & Evaluating a New Idea
9 CSS Ethics Every Designer Should Have – Writing a CSS Stylesheet That is Easy to Maintain is really easy, just by following these 9 “ethics”: Indent descendant ;Grouping and commenting;Break into sheets; Reset;color scheme refrence; Keep a library of Continue reading Links for December 5th
This Lotus Notes Domino “Show and Tell Thursday” was promoted by Paul Harrison’s new blog and his sntt post on SnTT: Notes Document Structured Text Export. (Welcome Paul, and thank you!) My current nightmare involves a lot of Multilingual madness. Continue reading SnTT: Notes Document Structured Text Export for Multilingual (UTF-8)
Stu Downes : Effective Collaboration Arrow – “why some projects – in the same organizations, with the same tools – manage collaboration better than others.” As I’ve been saying for (at least) 15 years : “Technology is Tough but he Continue reading Links for Tech and the Culture of Tech for late October
The Problem here is if your list of data generated radio button html yields only one value. All the standard solutions / samples that a google yields assume the there are 2 or more choices. This is not unreasonable for Continue reading JavaScript for a single element radio button list