Thursday Minute
Adobe has won their lawsuit against Macromedia for the company's "use" of a tabbed palette GUI in their applications. Watch out k10k. Those tabs are looking suspect.
Tomorrow in Atlanta Music Midtown kicks off three days of music, beer, Kid Rock, and that oh so pleasant smell of sun screen and b.o. floating in the hot May air. Yet again the lineup is nothing but corporate rock, classic rock, and hippie nuevo bluegrass revival crap. Sure, they've tossed in some Latin / Zydeco bands for afternoon flavor, but as a whole the artists may as well be from the 1980s. Not a single modern, progressive, non FM radio friendly artist or group on the roster. Shame.
For some reason I've totally failed to trip across plasticbag.org, a very sharp weblog that proves what can be done with DHTML. Due to the tight radius corners and dropping arrow I assumed it was using table layouts, but no. Worth a look, and read.
With nearly 400 votes compiled thus far, CHIPS is leading the race for favorite 70s TV show with Good Times moving in fast and The Gong Show a distant third place. If you haven't voted yet, do it now!
ideo.com relaunches with a new design that's simple, clean and ya da ya da ya da.
Comments
did you mean CSS? not DHTML?
Posted by: o2b at May 3, 2002 11:56 AM
... in your comment re: plasticbag?
Posted by: o2b at May 3, 2002 11:56 AM
CSS is DHTML.
Posted by: Todd at May 3, 2002 1:23 PM
Huh?
CSS is CSS.
DHTML is the combination of CSS and JavaScript.
Posted by: o2b at May 3, 2002 2:02 PM
