Archive for July, 2007

Jul 30 2007 at 4:02pm

Here’s my Opera – Where’s Yours?

OperaWatch pointed out a call for submissions for a compilation of interesting screenshots from non-Firefox browsers at LifeHacker.

I submitted mine, although it’s not really that interesting compared to what you could do with O:

What’s the right way to mark up Forms in HTML and CSS?

We’ve been discussing this on the forum and haven’t come to a satisfactory conclusion. When doing a side-by-side form layout (with label to the left or right of the input), what’s the best way to structure them?

Our Wedding Photos are up!

Finally, we got our photos from the photographer last week – all in digtal form, of course! I’m really happy with how they turned out. Getting a good photographer is so important.

Here they are!

BTW, I will post something interesting soon, I promise

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Jul 04 2007 at 2:48pm

When is it Our Job to Educate People About Browsers?

There are many people still using outdated browsers. This is obviously a problem for webmasters, yet most of us don’t do anything about it. It’s not our problem, we say. We can’t annoy users by complaining about their browser version. But how do we expect the situation to ever change if we continue to be so complacent?
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