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Wednesday July 31, 2002

07:18 AM

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The slides for my Idiomatic Perl tutorial from OSCON are online.

There's also a PDF version to make up for the fact that I sent the wrong version to O'Reilly to print out for the attendees.

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Nicely done (Score:1)

by ajtaylor (1283)

Good job on the idiomatic slides. I particularly like your use of CSS to keep the navigation fixed in one spot. It makes quickly scanning much easier since I can keep my mouse in one place for clicking and use the wheel to scroll. :-) Now one day I need to learn more CSS myself...

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another tweak (Score:2)

by wickline (135)

from your use of CSS, I'm guessing you like using the bells and whistles offered by standards-forward browsers. In that case you might want to put link elements in your head element so that supporting browsers (iCab, mozilla, mozilla derivatives) will show navigational links in a pre-set place. http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/values.html#linktypes That way, you don't even need the floating nav stuff. OTOH, the floating nav stuff gives the same benefit to those with icky browsers.