This is more of a in-the-heat-of-the-moment post, so I’ll keep it brief. I’m working on my graduate project, AreYouAG33k.com, and I’m attempting to display the FAQ as a structured, ordered, list. The only hiccup is that this list needs to be split between two divs (left and right side of page) and the numbering needs to continue from the left into the right. In the old days, we could just use the start property of the ol tag to reset our counter. But now we have to rely on confusing and unnecessary css code. So I began my quest by following this tutorial.
After about 30 minutes of hard-core tweaking, I ended up with the following page (which I was very satisfied with).
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Over the past month or so, I’ve been working on developing a series of iPhone web-apps for work. When I was asked to write these web-apps, my first thought was to write in PHP for the template flexibility. However, since our campus uses all Microsoft products, our web servers are IIS and our SQL servers are Microsoft SQL 2005. This forces us developers to stick with Asp.NET, even if the situation doesn’t call for it. Continue Reading »