Hi folks,
I followed a recent thread here on how people manage their links, and I made
a request to our organisation's webmaster to allow MultiViews for my
department's website (which I manage, and which is part of a large public
organisation). I have a penchant for short, usable URLs that don't
I appreciate your comments, Breton, thank you.
At 11:19 AM 1/03/2007 +1100, Breton Slivka wrote:
Given the structure of the department site, I am not sure that
there is any great advantage to be gained.'
what special qualities of the site's structure is he talking about here?
No special
Hi folks,
Someone wrote:
One of my favourite stats is that 30% of browser activity involves
using the Back button .Proceedings of the Third International
World Wide Web Conference, Darmstadt, Germany (1995).
To which someone else replied:
and the web, users and people have changed a
Hi folks,
Walt Crawford's Cites Insights for June is out, and is a special issue
dedicated to attending and/or speaking at conferences.
Download it here: http://citesandinsights.info (hit current issue), or
here is the pdf direct: http://citesandinsights.info/civ7i7.pdf
It is written by a
Firefox:
Yesterday it defaulted to lollipop green (*puke*), with coloured buttons.
Today it's defaulting to black and white with NO coloured buttons;
that whole div is just not there today.
IE6:
Defaults to black and white WITH coloured buttons. However the items
showing and news stories are
Kat wrote:
Is Web 2.0 larger than the web itself?
I don't know, but it's certainly *beyond* the web. Librarians around
the world have been flapping their arms and gums about Library 2.0
for ages, which, imo, is even more ridiculous than Web 2.0.
lib.
Hi folks,
My organisation manages around 7000+ pages for 100s of departments,
using a CMS. Mine is the only department outside the CMS, just because
we can.
We have been persuaded (read: bullied) to redesign our header to
exactly match that of the parent organisation. I have no problem with
that
