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I was browsing through Dean’s latest post and found a link to this handy resource: the Web Style Guide, 2nd Edition

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With the prevalence of inexpensive wireless gear, going wireless on your home network is becoming much more practical. Here’s a worthwhile piece that will help you make your wireless network a bit more secure.
Ars Technica: Security Practicum: Essential Home Wireless Security Practices
If you want to go a bit deeper check out this Wireless Security Blackpaper

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This looks like a good tutorial to get you started using MT.
Blogging with MovableType

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When someone asks me how they can build a web site I usually say, “It’s kind of a long process.” I don’t know that I’ve ever finished a web site. I’m always tweaking, looking for a better way to present the content. I always recommend learning to use HTML and css rather than going straight [...]

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Wayne’s Windows XP Resources for Administrators and Users

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Here are a couple of articles that will help:
Basic Formatting Rules for Building a Successful Ezine - Part One
Basic Formatting Rules for Building a Successful Ezine - Part 2

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Thanks to these two sources; How do I style an hr? and Styling hr

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Dean points to an article about 15 trends shaping logo design. There are some good logo samples here for inspiration.

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Here’s a good how-to article on making business cards using a photo as a background.

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Jeremy’s Yahoo! News Search RSS URL Generator

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Web Design Practices
“Web Design Practices is a site devoted to helping designers understand what design practices are currently in use on the Web — and aims to gather research about the usability of commonly-employed design practices.”

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Automatically generate a

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Rounded corners with CSS Doug’s easyCorners.

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Using a simple HTML unordered list A List Apart shows how to do a nice drop down menus.

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“Turning unordered lists into elegant navigational menus has become the new favorite pastime for many web developers.” A List Apart shares how to keep navigation current using PHP.

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These Movable Type templates are available to use freely under the Creative Commons license.

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11 Rules of Writing.

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“Power Reporting - Thousands of free research tools for journalists.”

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Here’s a great article for new comers to MovableType about editing the style sheet templates.

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Fix Your Site With the Right DOCTYPE!

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The New York Public Library style guide together with this Better Living Through XHTML piece at A List Apart are a great primer for using CSS and making your website accessible.

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A List Apart has a good piece and a free java script to make switching style sheets a breeze for your users.

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This article explains how to implement a Windows Explorer like script to use as web site navigation. There’s also this link to pureDOM explorer which is packaged and ready to implement on a site near you.
saila.com implements something like this.

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