Ramblings

The Learning Curve

I should be writing a 4-page commission for Computer Shopper magazine (UK) but I'm tangled up in the confusion that is Rapid Weaver 3.6 - the web development tool I'm using to build, re-build, shape and re-shape this website on my Mac. On the face of it, it's a great little application (that's incredibly cheap to buy, incidentally) from a Brighton company called RealMac Software, but in reality it's an application that's very much in development and, as such, is not without bugs and stuff.
I should be writing a 4-page commission for Computer Shopper magazine (UK) but I'm tangled up in the confusion that is Rapid Weaver 3.6 - the web development tool I'm using to build, re-build, shape and re-shape this website on my Mac. On the face of it, it's a great little application (that's incredibly cheap to buy, incidentally) from a Brighton company called RealMac Software, but in reality it's an application that's very much in development and, as such, is not without bugs and stuff.

The reason I'm posting these nonsense blog entries, therefore, is to test the system. Every time I make a change to something I need to add or subtract something from the pages in order to see if it will work out there in the real world. And the $64,000 question is...... is the site still loading?

The answer is that the Site Logo image (at the top right of the page) is only displaying in the Apple Safari browser on Mac. For some annoying reason it's not showing in either Firefox (Mac, PC) or Internet Explorer 7 (PC). Back to the drawing board?


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