Blog entries for October 2007

I got a little bored with my Halloween skin, so I am retiring it a little sooner. Back to the Domino orange.

This tool shows the difference between two versions of code, CSS, JavaScript, anything.

Let's have some fun and do the undoable: using custom fonts in web pages. There is no standard way in HTML/CSS, but there is a non-obtrusive solution using Flash. So until Halloween, Domino 2.0 uses a scary font for its headers. Click on 'Permalink' to read more.

Using a QueryString agent, I managed to squeeze all views and the search in one navigator. How nice is that?

I took the liberty of putting in a small halloween skin for the time being.

I saw this type of navigation on Flickr, and I decided to work out a function to navigate through a NotesViewCollection in LotusScript.

Well how is that? Looking back on a year of blogging.

Wikis are part of the Web 2.0 hype. I'll explain what wikis are about and share the basic LotusScript components to use to resolve WikiLinks.

What direction should we take for future Domino web development? Choose your colour: yellow, red or orange.