Archive for February, 2007
Looking forward to better support for SVG
Posted on 25. Feb, 2007 by Daniel Aleksandersen.
Wide spread support for Scalable Vector Graphics really is something every Web designer should look forward too! I have looked into, and experimented with the W3C approved, XML based, scalable image format, and I have concluded that it is truly a remarkable tool.
And the fact that you actually can write advanced graphical images in pure text!? Well, you had me from hello,
baby!
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Source writing
Posted on 21. Feb, 2007 by Daniel Aleksandersen.
When quoting and discussing articles from other sources or blogs, you often end up with a blog entry with no real value. These guidelines should help you write better blog entries when referring to third party articles:
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Limericks are good as link bait
Posted on 18. Feb, 2007 by Daniel Aleksandersen.
I have done a few tests on a couple of blogs I have. And I must say that limericks is great as link bait!
I where really surprised over how many that took the bait, reposted and linked to my little limericks! I must admit I am not the best poet in the word. But they where aimed at my target audiences, and they really where a success!
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Engage blog visitors to leave comments
Posted on 14. Feb, 2007 by Daniel Aleksandersen.
Here is a few tips that should help getting more comments on your blog entries:
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hCards in Konqueror
Posted on 11. Feb, 2007 by Daniel Aleksandersen.
I just filed bug #141519 at KDE Bugs, requesting that Konqueror would detect, notify the user, and allow her to import contact details found in hCards to KAddressBook.
If you are unfamiliar with hCards (and microformats) here is a quick explanation (of the software involved as well*):
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