IE Can Eat My Balls

[digitaldiscipline]

I ar uh web duhveloper now.

I've been doing it for two days, and I already dislike Dreamweaver MX, and actively hate IE6. Why? Because the former is confusing and non-intuitive when it comes to naming pages, and the latter appends all kinds of obnoxious treacle when you export a bookmark list to make a page o'links.

LOOK, BILL, I DON'T GIVE A FLYING BLUE FUCK WHEN EVERY BOOKMARK WAS CREATED, VISITED, OR MODIFIED, AND WOULD APPRECIATE YOU NOT APPENDING THAT CRAP TO EVERY FUCKING ONE OF THEM BY DEFAULT.

There, I feel slightly better now.

Comments

[etcet.livejournal.com]

sure thing.

i'm curently jacking off with front page, and discovering that it's about as frames-hostile as i am. . .

of course, i discovered this when it spontaneously nuked the homepage frame because it assumed i'd want the =same= content on every single iteration. uh, no. i want -different- content on every page, you worthless fucking code-spawn.

feh.

[netgoth.livejournal.com]

I like Active Drawing. My site is soon to be published with it. :) Only real problem I have with it is that it causes your page to have constraints; if you design in 800x600, it STAYS in 800x600, even if you are using 1024x768.

I miss Navipress.