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Min-height|Max-height and Min-width|Max-width Fixed! | Web Standards with Imagination: Dustin Diaz: IE7 beta2 has implemented the much anticipated css properties known as min-height, max-height, min-width, max-width
[mar 21/06]..known about this from the internal Y! news but not being able to blog about it until now. With this piece of news we can now fully rely on my old min-height fast hack trick for IE6 as it will now officially not break IE7. Whoo hoo! Today is a
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Miles Berry :: Weblog :: Top 10 Moodle Myths
Back in October, as part of the HUGToB campaign, Josie Fraser compiled a list of the 'Top 10 Moodle Myths'. I've had a go at putting together some responses, as my first contribution to the Moodle docs project.
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Blog Thing [Automagic Software] is a simple blogging application for the non-technical person (Grandma). It contains just enough features to allow the person with a single blog to make posts containing different fonts, coloured text and images.
If you can write an email you can now have a blog. It's that simple. Blog Thing has only been tested against WordPress but it may work with other blog systems that support XML-RPC posting.
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Go Plaze yourself (with the new Plazer) | blog.plazes.com : The little piece of software helping you to locate yourself in the world of Plazes - the Launcher - has become the “Plazer”. And according to our much abused beta crowd, it simply rocks
Inline registration, Inline Discovery and editing of Plazes, Session Management, Buddy List, Search for people and Plazes nearby, Message notifications, Mac Version is a universal Binary, Open Plaze in Google Earth (Mac only), Integration with iChat (Mac
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del.icio.us Reading Lists | Danny Ayers 2006-02-07 : this tells you how you can easily create your own dynamic "reading lists". All you need is a regular del.icio.us account.
a quick way of collecting a list of resources is to use del.cio.us through its bookmarklet. So I’ll find a few feeds (the feeds, not the blogs) and tag them “readinglist”. I may want to have more than one list, so I’ll add another tag, for example
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