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Open source applications. Epistula – the engine that runs this site – has just got its new trac install & SVN repo, as has AqWiki and my other projects. Yay.
So I’ve joined them up, and opened the first public aqwiki instance.
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Cathy:
That took longer than I thought, mainly because your content blocks are in a different order than mine so I had to redo the layout. But it resizes and everything now.
(What a way to spend Friday night.)
Cathy:
Oops, and I forgot that my images wouldn’t come through because I have hotlinking code to prevent that sort of thing… (Darn browsers caching my images so I wouldn’t realise…)
But hurrah, I think it works now. Except for being kinda broken – but still readable – in IE6. Perhaps I could be bothered to fix things if it were my own website ;-)
Aquarion:
...wow. Thanks for that :-)
Roger:
Just let me go re-read the CSS Anarchist’s cookbook first… :)