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I think I do most of this reasonably well naturally (except meta descriptions and keywords) http://bit.ly/cMg6RU
like many old hands I bet, the idea of "SEO" makes me cringe, but this article is making me rethink (a little) http://bit.ly/b0D4Vq
I cannot repeat it enough, you MUST read @suw about social media over on CW, and tell people around you to: http://bit.ly/4NYzFq
accounting done! it's such a wonderful feeling to stay up-to-date :-)
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Stephanie Booth lives in Lausanne, Switzerland with her cat Bagha.
Her domain of expertise is online culture and communication (or "social media consultant/strategist", or whatever the hot name for all this web 2.0 stuff is these days). Ask her if you want to know more about what she does.
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HTML4.01 and CSS2 Quick Reference
by Stephanie Booth on 19.02.2002
in Web Standards
If you find the prospect of wading through the w3c specs daunting, and you are a lucky user of Mozilla or Opera, you’ll find these sidebar tabs invaluable. Yes, follow that link even if you don’t know what a sidebar tab is. I didn’t either before I went there.
These tabs conveniently list all the HTML and CSS elements in your sidebar. Click on the tag, attribute or element you need information on, and you’ll be transported to the relevant place in the w3c specifications. Without the trouble of finding the right spec, and then the right place in the spec. Still there?
I can’t imagine I discovered about them only now.
Yes, Shirley tells us they work in Opera, don’t worry.
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