Wednesday, 19. August 2009, 22:45:08
Santa Rosa, Zapino, ZAP, zapworld.com
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NOTE: I just updated one of the links in the message, this is actually about a year old.I've been a very busy busy boy, getting up to speed with two versions of Drupal (5.7 & 6.2) at ZapWorld, and moving to new digs in Santa Rosa. I redid most of the front page at
zapworld.com (among
many other things), but I just finished the April (May?) newsletter, which allowed me to indulge my more (but not most) creative side. I did pretty much everything in a text editor (for those CSS purists, it should be noted that few, if any, email clients display
divs correctly, so I had to do my layout with tables), but I also did the two prominant banners, for the header (pictured below, with a link to the full page) and the Zapino, an electric scooter modeled on the ever-stylish Vespa. For the header banner, I even used one of the photos I took last summer in Glen Ellen (as one or two of my dedicated reader will
surely recall...).
Monday, 30. July 2007, 22:15:04
Sebastopol, Snoopy, Sonoma County, Peanuts
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New picture album, featuring the town of Santa Rosa, self-proclaimed home of the late Charles Schultz, creator of the famous
Peanuts cartoon series (
Charlie Brown, for those unfortunate souls who live in countries
far far away, without access to our fine American™ Cultural Traditions)
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self-proclaimed, anyway, by the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce. Schultz himself lived in Sebastopol, located one town over. And EVERYONE knows that Snoopy drinks ROOT BEER.)
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red wine, indeed...
Sunday, 29. July 2007, 08:14:58
Free Clinic, layout, Sonoma County, website
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There isn't much to see
so far (my contacts are a little slow getting me things like "content"-- something I'm beginning to suspect is somewhat endemic to this crazy web-building biz...), so this is just the layout (and temporary at best)--
Read more...
Wednesday, 5. April 2006, 19:03:37
css, browsers, page layout, Santa Rosa
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Just moved into a 2 bedroom townhouse in Santa Rosa a couple of days ago. I have an internet connection in the place, but no router, so as soon as I get that hooked up (oh, and a desk...), then... I'll probably never leave home. Anyway, I've got to find a new job to pay for all this, so I'll be keeping this short (so I can cut out of here quickly & run).
Bla Bla Bla...
Worked on some CSS last night, trying to pare down a 3 column layout to the barest essentials. Because the
tag has proven so ineffective as a layout device, I'm back to using tables to block out the desktop real estate. I heard the W3C was trying to deprecate tables as a layout device, but apparently (due to wildly inconsistant implementations in different browsers) they are actually expanding the table specification in CSS.
I have a pretty good 3 column layout that works consistantly in the three major Windows browsers, so I'm going to be working on some sample sites soon.