Big John has released another template hosted on his new-ish site, Position Is Everything. The latest layout has three columns, which are all the same height no matter which is the longest. Although I couldn't load it in IE 5.5, it apparently works with IE 5+, Opera, and Gecko-based browsers.

Position Is Everything also has a number of great CSS-related bug demos along with some interesting float layouts.

Most of you have probably heard about Salam Pax. Most have probably read about how the bloggers are covering the war, and how the public are reading them to get a fresh perspective. The ramifications for online news are dramatic some argue. Me, I haven’t yet decided.

For a long time, I’ve been meaning to write about blogging-as-journalism. Each and every time I begin, I get bored. And if I get bored writing it… I’m having the same feelings about online journalism and the war. Maybe later…

Mark Pilgrim adds some insight to my earlier comments about error messages.

Not only is it my mother’s birthday today, it’s also Mozilla’s.

Saw the first hint of this on a mailing list a while back, but now its official: Fast Company now uses valid XHTML and CSS on its site. The new design is elegant and minimal; uses access keys and links; and is perhaps one of the best examples of how CSS can be used to invigorate a site. (as an example, look at the cover’s pullquotes it’s all CSS).

If you like the design, you should support it by filling out the survey on the site’s homepage.

Also worth noting, they audience-approriate message shown to browsers like Netscape 4.x:

Fast Company is the magazine for a generation of business leaders with high expectations for their companies -- and even higher expectations for themselves.
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