Monthly Archives: March 2006

Make of this what you will…

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 31, 2006

Beth says it’s a cliche at best.

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Listics progress…

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 31, 2006
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Time for an update…

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 31, 2006
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Travel Day

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 31, 2006

Cherry blossoms in the afternoon.

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Widgets

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 31, 2006

Melody Ralls was sharp enough to use a widget-centric layout in this theme. Nevertheless, when I hauled down the new WordPress Widget plug-in last night, I discovered tyhat it wasn’t that easy to simply re-widgetize everything. OTOH, reading the readme.txt of these plug-ins is an education in itself!

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Jeneane just wants to have fun…

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 30, 2006

What I don’t get is this: I decide I’m going to move and here a year later I’m just starting to get in gear. Jeneane decides she’s going to move like yesterday, and already she has a site layout that’s dope and makes mine look like some kind of 1999 HTML brochureware thingie. All sour [...]

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Cherry Blossom Time…

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 30, 2006

Today is the peak bloom date for the cherry blossoms in DC.  Tomorrow will be high color too, I’m sure.  And that is a wonderful thing, because I’ll be there.  If it isn’t raining cats and dogs, I hope to get a few snapshots.

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Where TypePad excels…

By Frank Paynter | Published: March 30, 2006

The post creation panels at TypePad are so friendly, so obvious. I’m really going to miss them. I haven’t figured out how to easily flip back and forth between HTML and WYSIWYG here on WordPress. I wonder if a third party tool like Qumana will iron out any of these wrinkles? Update:  there is a [...]

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