>I’m still trying to figure out what’s going on with the page. I was very disappointed by the appearance of the site in Linux yesterday. I set up Justin’s friend Jason with a Linux computer I had around. His laptop recently died, and he needed a machine to be able to browse the web, etc. It wasn’t a veritable power-house or anything, but it can do the job, minus the broken cd-rom.

I took the easy way out (AGAIN!) and used GoLive (same version – old now, 5.0) to do the mouse-overs. I’m going to translate them all back to regular HTML eventually. Then there shouldn’t be a problem with so many browsers. As it stands currently, only IE 5.0+ will view it correctly, as I’ve intended.

Straight code will do it, as opposed to rigmarole machine code, which GoLive generates. I can translate it easy enough, just have to take the time. So in the meanwhile the main page looks rather piece-meal.

I think I’ll just make /honeybun/index.html into /index.html until I can get it fixed. I’ll just apologize up-front to anyone who uses anything else (Firefox, Mozilla are mostly OK, just the whole show/hide thing uses a different command then IE) so instead of being sneaky and hiding the blog from the public, I’ll have it shown by default. So much for cunning (less? luss?)