This morning I had conference call with our client and an IdeaJam rep, Bruce Elgort, to discuss the custom HTML/CSS skin I had created for the application.  Although I had some reservations about the product before going into this call, I have to say that I was pretty impressed by the amount of customization that [...]

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I’ve been hosting a number of Web sites (including this blog) on Go Daddy for the past few years and have never had a problem with their service (shared hosting).
Until now.
Lately, I’ve noticed that all my sites on my shared hosting account have been slowing down – to the point where it is taking [...]

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Yesterday, I had the “pleasure” of working on a HTML email template that was going to be sent from a Lotus Notes client to Lotus Notes clients. If you have had any experience with this dreaded beast, than you know what a troublesome task it was going to be.
The way I see it, trying to [...]

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On an almost daily basis, there are web articles I come across that contain great tips or something I didn’t know that I’d like to read more on. Given the fact that I usually don’t have the time at that exact moment, I normally print out the article. That’s when all the trouble starts. You [...]

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The thought occurred to me this morning, as I did my daily routine of reading through my long list of RSS feeds, that I was in danger of falling behind and becoming out of touch with the current trends and standards in the world of CSS. Yes, that previous statement does sound pretty geeky, to [...]

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• Tags: CSS-based layout, CSS2, CSS2.1, CSS3, disease, falling behind, IE6, standards