Over the last few weekends, I've been moving all of my links from a static HTML page, into a new MT links blog. Now that's done, I've added a new "Latest Links" header to my side bar. So now, rather than having to write lists of links in my main blog, I'll be posting all the well designed CSS sites I find, straight to my links blog.
Posted at March 5, 2004 8:51 AM
I’ve really enjoyed your ability to find great CSS sites, and I’m looking forward to having a more efficient way to read them. One request, though — since it’s now a separate MT blog and since new sites won’t show up in your main feed, how about a separate (RSS|Atom) feed for just the links?
> how about a separate (RSS|Atom) feed for just the links?
I second this.
I went to the link page and it lists a seperate feed in the source.
http://www.andybudd.com/blog/links/index.rdf
Always a fan of links.
I wanted to do this kind of thing for my “Recently Visited” links but haven’t found an easy way. I’m solely using MT (no PHP) and I’ve read something about creating a separate miniblog… but how to link it to my main blog, I really need to know. Care to share?
I use MTOtherBlog to bring in results from my links blog to my homepage.
User Experience Designer and CEO of Clearleft, Andy is the author of CSS Mastery, curates the dConstruct and UX London events and is responsible for Silverbackapp, a low cost usability testing application for the Mac. Andy is a regular speaker at international conferences and was named one of the 100 most influential people in the UK digital sector by Wired Magazine.
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Ben said on March 5, 2004 1:55 PM
Erm, I am in IE 6.0.2 and it doesn’t llok right. You links bar has been pushed to the bottom right under your blog content?