So today was a pretty typical day. I go on my computer, and sign into my Microsoft account. I use Outlook.com for my personal email and I use Windows Live Admin Center (Hotmail with custom branding) for my domain's email.
With Outlook.com, you know that's more modern. One thing that I noticed today is that when you click on a folder, the read pane place holder message and the messages actually slide in from the right. I didn't actually take video of this, but it's a nice visual CSS3 transition.
I also noticed that when you click the "Empty" button for the delete and junk folders, the message popup with the confirm button slides down from the top of the screen, a new CSS transition that must have been added with this very recent update.
If you have been visiting Techman's World over the past two days, you might have noticed that the title of posts in your browser has been a little bit changed.
What as going on was I have been recently making large strides to step up Techman's World SEO ranking. SEO is search engine optimization. SEO is very important in making web sites, because it affects how your site will be seen in search results from search engines around the web.
Hello everyone, if you did not now, you can format your text in the comments section. While you can not have it automatically done for you, you can do it with some very simple HTML knowledge.
Hello all, today I just added a new Ubuntu countdown widget, based upon HTML5, to the Ubuntu countdown widget area. If you are using IE, you will just see the previous countdown widget.
If you inspect the widget's code, you'll see that there are two if IE tags. One is a style tag, one for the old countdown widget. The Style tag hides the HTML5 widget, because all you will see is Ubuntu (version counting down to), and the background. The old countdown widget is also in a if IE tag, so it only displays for IE browsers.
If you are using a newer browser with at least HTML5 canvas support, you'll see the widget. Of course, I will be taking feedback in the comments below.
If you have been using Blogger, you should already know that Google has been trying to get you to switch to the new blogger interface. You might have been able to escape the change, but you thought wrong. In April, Blogger is getting a new look in April. The image above shows this on the old style dashboard. I personally have been using the new interface, but had to go back to the old one to make regular template backups. I was experimenting with my HTML of this page earlier today, trying to get a new button put in, which I will talk to you about at some later time.
Draw your own conclusions below if you want. I will have mine posted below.
