This template reconstruction process is more difficult than you would think. Apparently others are going through the same struggle that I am. I just rediscovered this resource which I have overlooked because the title threw me off - thanks to Dog Newsie for pointing it out.

How to Create a Theme is a good resource for people reconstructing their templates. Even if you have no interest in creating a theme for others to use, this tutorial provides a useful checklist for home template, item template, desktop homepage template macros to include.

5:15:35 PM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals, Radio Progress, Radio Questions| Topics: CSS 

[RadioFAQs]

Radio Wish: [John Robb] Wouldn't it be interesting to have an RSS variant (new name obviously) for subscribing to personal contact data off of weblogs?  Name, weblog name, weblog location, physical address (or as much as you want to provide), spam free e-mail account location, IM link to username, location of RSS feed, Bio info, bio pic, resume, etc.  To a large extent this would replace my bookmark and e-mail contact list.  I truly think that weblogs are starting to become global 24x7 business cards.  This would help me collect them. Answer: [Kunekt] Kunekt Cards make your contact information available as an RSS or RDF (News) feed.

[Don W Strickland: RadioFAQ]

9:44:31 AM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals| Topics: eResume 

(In response to this Radio discussion thread)

The numeric code for an apostrophe is 39 (according to the W3C HTML Coded Character Set page). Edit your post in "Source" mode, where you can see the HTML tags. Position your cursor where you would like the apostrophe to appear. Type the following five characters:

1. An ampersand        &
2. A pound sign          #
3. The number three  3
4. The number nine    9
5. A semicolon            ;

Josef Tornick's Weblog is a breakthrough in quality and cleverness.

3:04:10 PM  comment [] | Categories: Html 1-A, Radio Docs, Radio Progress| Topics: HTML 

The viewRSSBox verb generates an HTML version of an RSS news feed, reading the service if necessary. This verb caches RSS feeds and re-reads them only if the cache has expired or the service hasn't been read.

Research question: can users hosting their weblogs on the Userland CS use this?

See Also: the viewRSSBox macro.

11:06:17 PM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals, Radio Progress|

I just added a reciproll to my main template. Here is the code:

<SCRIPT language=javascript src="http://rpc.blogrolling.com/reciproll.php?u=http://radio.weblogs.com/0111198/&t=&max=" type=text/javascript></SCRIPT>

6:52:45 PM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals, Radio Progress|

Finally, a working script that lists all of a post's categories. An article called  My First Usertalk Script should follow soon.

12:39:21 AM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals, Radio Progress|

Radio wishlist: automated referers harvesting. Does anyone know of a simple way of automatically storing (or e-mailing) my list of referers every day just before they are reset, so I can look at them when I have the time?

[Seb's Open Research]

8:18:01 AM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals|

[RadioFAQs]

Radio Tip: By the way.  If you haven't set up a Web Service using Radio yet (and want to geek out for a bit), here is a simple tutorial on how to do it (DIY Web Services).  BTW, this is going to be huge in a couple years.  The ability to publish and consume Web Services within a desktop Web app is going to remake the Internet.  Mark my words.  It is a tsanami in the making. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]

[Don W Strickland: RadioFAQ]

11:03:54 PM  comment [] | Categories: Radio Docs, Radio Goals, Radio Progress|