Exploring Footers.

"by Bobby van der Sluis - With old-school table layout methods, vertical positioning is a piece of cake. With CSS layout, it’s a piece of something else. New ALA contributing writer Bobby van der Sluis shows how to regain control of footers and other vertically positioned layout elements via CSS, JavaScript, and the DOM."

[BryanBell.com]

Re: Advantages of Radio's Desktop Website. Pete:

I do this:

http://www.houseofwarwick.com/stories/2003/08/04/runningRadioOnAHomeServer.html

If you have an "always on" internet connection, it's great. I can use the web interface for news reading 24 hours a day, no matter where I am on the planet, including my cell phone (Handspring Treo 600). I've tried a few different combinations, but always come back to this.

Buy an old PC, load it with Windows 98--or buy an old Mac (even a beige G3)--and install your Radio copy there.

Yes, it's a little geeky, but the results are well worth it. Radio is a personal content management system, complete with a built in web server and scripting language, so take advantage of it!

Steve Kirks http://houseofwarwick.com/ [Radio UserLand Messages]

9:53:44 PM

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[The Scobleizer -- Celebrating the Geek lifestyle]

9:50:43 PM

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