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Setting rather than Resetting Default Styling
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11 Mar 2010Editors Note: In his first article for Think Vitamin Thierry Koblentz discusses the issue of “resetting” your CSS. “base.css” versus “reset.css” For a long time, the very first line in my styles sheets was: * {padding:0;margin:0;} This simple rule was very convenient as it leveled margin and padding values of all elements across browsers. This [...]
10 Tips To Help You Service Your Clients Better!
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3 Jan 2010Being in account servicing for a long time now and seems that the new accounts people I meet have always have a hard time doing the job. What is client servicing and how far should you go? Making our clients happy is a priority in all business. Giving them your time, your expertise and making [...]
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Techmeme Now Posting Tweets As Stories
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22 Jan 2011Update: Rivera has elaborated a bit more on the site’s use of tweets in a blog post (blogs aren’t dead yet): The tweets Techmeme will now link to fall mainly into two categories. First is the news-breaking variety, which directly offer new factual information, whether a straight-up product announcement (example), a new "rumor" report (example, via), a [...]