Wednesday, November 08, 2006
This is an attempt |7:55 PM| I am trying to use SITE FEEEEEDS. BEHOLD!
Edit: An easier way to do this is to log into Gmail, hit the "settings" button, hit the webclips page, and then paste into the "Search by topic or URL" box on the left side, This link. That should make updates to my site appear in the clips right above your inbox listing, if you so desire. No obligation, cancel anytime.
Here's the best bet, seeing as I know a few of you don't use .rss aggregators or anything like that. I do know a lot of you use gmail. Have you made your custom Google homepage? If not, I strongly suggest it, as it can be useful if you want to know what the weather forecast is like without going outside. In any case, if you have a Google home page, click that link there that says "Add to Google" so anytime you hit that homepage and I happened to have updated, you'll know. In case, of course, this interests you in the slightest.
I want to stop using this Iframe, I think. The damn URL's always open inside of it. I bet I could use some Cascading Style Sheets, or other formatting tools with which I am only sort-of familiar. Like those people you only run into at other friend's parties. You're on good terms with them, but neither of you bother to remember the other guy/gal's name.
Also, while we're at it:
Dammit google, you removed the customizable site search.
Edit: Added "Without going outside" as I originally intended.
This is an attempt |7:55 PM| I am trying to use SITE FEEEEEDS. BEHOLD!
Edit: An easier way to do this is to log into Gmail, hit the "settings" button, hit the webclips page, and then paste into the "Search by topic or URL" box on the left side, This link. That should make updates to my site appear in the clips right above your inbox listing, if you so desire. No obligation, cancel anytime.
Here's the best bet, seeing as I know a few of you don't use .rss aggregators or anything like that. I do know a lot of you use gmail. Have you made your custom Google homepage? If not, I strongly suggest it, as it can be useful if you want to know what the weather forecast is like without going outside. In any case, if you have a Google home page, click that link there that says "Add to Google" so anytime you hit that homepage and I happened to have updated, you'll know. In case, of course, this interests you in the slightest.
I want to stop using this Iframe, I think. The damn URL's always open inside of it. I bet I could use some Cascading Style Sheets, or other formatting tools with which I am only sort-of familiar. Like those people you only run into at other friend's parties. You're on good terms with them, but neither of you bother to remember the other guy/gal's name.
Also, while we're at it:
Dammit google, you removed the customizable site search.
Edit: Added "Without going outside" as I originally intended.
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