[tw] : Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars

“Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars”
From:	Seth Dillingham	In Response To:	Top of Thread.
Date Posted:	Thursday, May 16, 2002 3:20:37 PM	Replies:	1

Enclosures:	None.

This morning, Greg and I were discussing the positioning of calendars on some of Macrobyte's product news pages. I thought they belonged in the navbar (see the AttSearchEngine's news page, for example), and asked why he put them at the bottom of the page.

His explanation was so convincing that not only do I now agree with him, but I suggested he write it up. Now I have to move this journal's calendar, too. It'll be interesting to see if more people find their way around the site as a result.

Discussion Thread:

Re: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Mark Morgan at 5/16/2002)

It seems to me this is an argument against date-based navigation, in favor of topic-based navigation
- RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Brian Carnell at 5/16/2002)
  
  At 08:35 PM 5/16/2002 -0400, Mark wrote: >It seems to me this is an argument against date-based navigation,
  - RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Mark Morgan at 5/16/2002)
    
    > I would create an AQP page to return the last 10 message titles, set the > > cache to 60
    - RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Brian Carnell at 5/16/2002)
      
      At 09:15 PM 5/16/2002 -0400, Mark wrote: >This would only work if *all* the top-level topics are
      - RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Mark Morgan at 5/16/2002)
        
        Do custom fields work in the weblog plugin? I forget. --- Brian Carnell <brian@carnell.com> wrote:
        
        RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Brian Carnell at 5/16/2002)
        
        At 09:32 PM 5/16/2002 -0400, Mark wrote: >Do custom fields work in the weblog plugin? I forget. No.
        
        RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Seth Dillingham at 5/16/2002)
        
        On 5/16/02, Mark Morgan said: >Do custom fields work in the weblog plugin? I forget. Oh boy, here it
      - RE: Greg Pierce on Weblog Calendars (by Seth Dillingham at 5/16/2002)
        
        On 5/16/02, Brian Carnell said: >True. Create a Custom Field called Weblog and assign each weblog message

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