Well, in an astonishing feat of brilliance, I broke all the macros.
That teaches me to run Emacs on Radio.root in order to find what I
want. Blah.
Also, a w3m bug, I'm using XEmacs to write this, it doesn't convert ^M
into ^J before passing a text area to an external editor. (or should
Radio be doing this, using net-standard line endings? Hmm.)
It's been two days since I exercised, and boy am I feeling it. Note
to self: don't forget, ever, no matter (almost) what. Do it when you
get home from school if needed.
Wish I was still going to Kuk
Sool, but I'm sufficiently behind that will have to start again
next semester. OTOH, I will start going to the gym this week in
addition to my home exercise.
I was going to edit my Radio template remotely to fix an ALT tag, so I
cd'd into the 'www' directory and typed 'ls':
#cascadingStyleSheet.css #navigatorLinks.xml WebDAV/ images/ stories/ #dayTemplate.txt #prefs.txt customBlogPost/ index.txt system/ #desktopWebsiteTemplate.txt #template.txt customLinks/ manilaBloggerBridge/ whoIs/ #homeTemplate.txt #upstream.xml directory.opml myPictures/ #itemTemplate.txt 2002/ gems/ rss.xml
So, my first thought was “hey, what's up with all those backup files?”
Emacs saves files with the format #filename#, and my first inclination
was to delete them.
Really, really fixed the bug with spacing in the header; it had to do with extraneous spacing in the HTML source. I tested on Mozilla 0.9.8, IE 5.1 for Mac, and IE 5.5/6 for Windows. It even degrades well in OmniWeb.
This would have been faster if Radio didn't decide that it can't find “template” every once in a while and force me to restart it like it's been doing.
Needless to say, I didn't get much work done on WebDAV. Maybe later.
Fixed up the template considerably. The navbar appearance took a lot of time, eventually I gave up on trying to get the previous appearance using only CSS and picked a new one.
Carbon Tips & Tricks: lots of stuff here I didn't know. There are a number of semi-hidden environment variables to turn on various types of debugging, it'd be a help to have them all together in one place.
2:26 PM