Archive for October 2006

Good Bye Schumi

Today I watched one of my best Formula 1 Grand Prix which is literally Schumacher’s last race, Brazilian Grand Prix 2006. SchumiI really enjoyed with the amazing performance of him. I am a bit sad about his left. Today he again showed one of his best performances, from the last to 4th after a puncture. This is just great.

Schumi is the F1’s best.  I wish he wouldn’t leave.  Anyway another nice season of F1 has finished.

Scrollable Box (div) in CSS

As you may notice I updated my blog theme to scrollable boxes to make the navigation easier. You might still go to the individual page for viewing. You can do this with CSS’ overflow property.You also have to give the width and height, so the browser can understand where to put the scrolls. To make scrollbars you need to set overflow property to “scroll”.

.box
{
 width:445px;
 height:250px;
 overflow: scroll;
}

There is another overflow code “auto”, this makes scrolls if needed, and leaves it if the contents fits to the div. I haven’t chosen that because I wanted to have symmetry.

Free e-book from Microsoft about Office 2007 and Sharepoint Services 2007

I found a new  and interesting book in my mailbox prepared for Teched 2006. I quickly looked through the book, it looks quite interesting.  Basically it is a book for helping the developers for creating collaborative applications and tasks with Sharepoint Services 2007 and Office 2007 System. A good reference for Sharepoint Services 2007 development and some new developments for office 2007.

 7 Development Projects with the 2007 Microsoft Office System and Windows SharePoint Services 2007

I hope your day is programmed for fun

I really liked that ecard from American Greetings. As a matter of fact I really hope your day is programmed for fun :)

hopeYourDay

CodingDay.com

My blog site is now forwarded from an easy to remember name CodingDay. You can also see this site on www.codingday.com

Still prefer Bloglines to Google Reader

 

Google has released a new cosmetic look to Google Reader last week. Firstly I was very impressed because it  started to look like Bloglines and the interface is more responsive by the usage of AJAX. I tried almost a week and I decided that I am content with Bloglines and continue to read my feeds with Bloglines. Although Google Reader interface is pretty good, it is still slow and sometimes it just does not count the posts that you’ve viewed. Also it is very easy to subscribe and unsubscribe in Bloglines. Bloglines just does a great work when viewing the feeds. I go for it…