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Monthly Archives: August 2005
Devigner – my new industry term
So with the help of my witty husband and a first-time-in-months-night-out-without-the-kids (and some ritas), I have a new industry term for people like me… devigner. Continue reading
IE7 will have new icon and logo…
… and I actually like it much better than the last version. They stuck with the “e” and the swoosh but glammed it up a bit and make it much more modern and gel-ish. I have to say I am surprised they haven’t ditched the version number and gone to some cool hip name or something. I am not complaining though, I like verison numbers, makes dev and support easier. Continue reading
Bil Simser’s SharePoint Template Project
Bil Simser is my uber initiative hero. Instead of linking to the new MSFT WSS Applications like the rest of us Joes, he is actually doing stuff for the greater good of all of SharePoint-kind. Continue reading
How to reserve SharePoint’s friendly URLs
Daniel McPherson who originally brought us URLs Matter has taken it another step and provided great directions for how to reserve those precious top-level URLs when you create a portal. Thanks Daniel! Continue reading
Tab Navigation using CSS only – Great for SharePoint
My buddy and design counterpart at work whipped up a tab navigation for a SharePoint client who needed navigation between web part pages. You can put this code into a content editor web part and have insta-nav on your web part pages. Here is a preview: Continue reading
Intro to SharePoint Portal Technology article series
I recently came across this series: http://www.intranetjournal.com/sharepoint/
Current how to articles: Continue reading
Chicks dig circles, dudes straight lines
Molly posted this article (IN A FASCINATING BUT UNSURPRISING STUDY of gender bias and Web design esthetics…): Continue reading
MSFT WSS Application Templates PREVIEW
Bil Simser is just one hell of a guy – he has made available a live preview of all of the new Microsoft WSS Application templates. You can see what each one looks like, and even get in there and edit the content a little. Bil, you da man. Continue reading
Suggestion for the MSFT WSS Templates
Ok, so unless you have been stowed away under a nice cozy rock, you have probably heard about the Microsoft WSS site templates (errr, applications). I think the latest count provided by dear Mr. Simser is like 60+ templates. Continue reading