You are looking at my re-done blog page format that I have been blogging about before, here, here, here, and here.  I took a theme (css styled) from the Community Kit for SharePoint.  I really liked and just wanted to make some tweaks, should be e ...[Read More]

IMPORTANT UPDATE NOTE: While this post is still true, I have found a better way to achieve embedding of restricted SharePoint tags using this as the starting point (you can read about it here).  Therefore the video you see below WAS NOT embedded u ...[Read More]

IMPORTANT UPDATE: while the blog post below is true, I have implemented a better way to achieve what I wanted (see this posting). I suggest you just skip this post and go on to the best one to achieve this effect. this post is the first part in tw ...[Read More]

Or, Spend Your UI Development Money Wisely. I’m a generally contractor, I work for a lot of client’s and I’m interested in making money (who isn’t) and I want to spend as little of my money in the process of making more money, so I can maximise m ...[Read More]

This post is an addendum to my earlier post which is one in a series of my lessons and trials converting my dev blog (this blog you are reading) over to pure CSS for formatting. Yesterday, I codified my first CSS Guideline and Asked my CSS Sensai ...[Read More]

this blog entry is a continuation of my postings on making my new blog site be CSS compliant (no tables) according to the rules set down by the “kewl kids”. So that means no table.  So I’m a good programmer… that means that I steal my code when ev ...[Read More]

( or how I learned to stop worrying and love the WC3 ) CSS has driven me crazy in the past, and it was well on its way again today.  I freely tell my clients I’m NOT a graphic layout designer / web UI designer, I’m a developer.  I can make you a ...[Read More]