If you happened to visit this site in the last couple of weeks you might have noticed some strange changes going on as I redesigned, then went on vacation, then came back and redesigned again. I’m still working on this, the 18th incarnation of my blog, but hopefully this design will last a little longer than it’s predecessors. This is not an article about my design, or about redesigning, or about the changes I’ve made or how I made them.
This month saw the release of Dragonfly, Opera’s own developer toolset for their super-standards-friendly browser. As soon as I found out about the tool, I downloaded and installed it. I’ve been a huge fan of Firebug for Firefox for over a year now, so I thought I’d try Opera’s feature. This lead me to try out Safari’s development suite. I’m always looking to enhance my toolset. So here’s what I found.
Yes, I am going naked for CSS Naked Day, 2008. For 48 hours, my site will contain no CSS whatsoever. You will still be able to access all the parts of my site, it will just be naked. How awesome is that? Let’s go streaking.
I took the liberty of updating Simon Wheatley’s Wordpress plugin for adding the TinyMCE editor to the excerpt field to work with WP 2.5.