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Frame pain posted 14th March 2003

Douglas Bowman has been busy with a nice alternative to textual images and a some research into browsers’ treatment of frames given the lack of control provided by HTML standards.
The Friday bite of Biscuit:

I was just sitting there

Eating a salmonella sandwich,

When a man walked up to me.

‘Would you mind, dear sir, if I asked you a question?

If music be the food of love, are you the indegestion?’

from Sealclubbing (Me and My Girl) on Back In The D.H.S.S.

Pink wafer sandwich: Friday Biscuit: A million housewives every day Pick up a can of beans and say ‘What an amazing example of syncronization.’He looked out of the aeroplane And saw the Alps way down below. His fixed his gaze upon the white terrain And he could see a portrait in…
No relegation: The Friday bite of Biscuit: Late morning, hanging ’round a trap door. Saw a girl like I’ve never seen before. I wanna make her mathematically safe. Wanna keep her mathematically safe. from Mathematically Safe on Trouble Over Bridgwater.
Labelling in context: Christina has come across a fantastic quote to illustrate the importance and ramifications of good labelling.
Multimap redesign: I’ve been somewhat quiet of late, which as usual means busy, busy, busy. And without further ado, the fruits of my labour can be found at Multimap.com – a complete rebuild using Web standards, semantic HTML and CSS layout.
Upgrade now!: A discussion of the Upgrade Your Browser message so often placed at the top of web pages which can only displayed as intended by browsers with good CSS capabilities. Personally I find find it annoying…