Article and Glorious CSS Tablelessness January 5th, 2007 In an effort to follow current webdesign trends, I have removed all TABLEs and replaced them with appropriately CSSed DIVs, which saves a little bit of codespace, looks better, and provides a simpler way to change your layout (there's just the single encapsulating div, free of the restrictive table structure). I've added my EverQuest Bard Twisting Tutorial to the Articles page. I've been playing a Drakkin Bard for the past few months, and found a lacking in straight-forward, generic Bard-related tutorials, especially related to Twisting. They're usually too specific, use incomplete sentences or misinterpretable grammer, or don't tell the whole story. I've tried to make it as user-friendly as possible so the newest Bard can read this tutorial and know just what needs to be done to master Twisting. Also, I may or may not have come up with a new-ish technique for doing it, which allows you to switch instruments with ease. I'm proud. The Images page is now up! There's only two pictures in there right now, but more are coming. I've added links to the Links page. You can pretty well assume that with every update, I've added a link or two from her on out. XSL Fixes and Page Combines! December 28th, 2006 Combined many XSL sheets into one generic one. This helps save a little space, and loads only 2 documents statically: the CSS, and the XSL. This way, if you've seen a page using the generic XSL once, the rest load slightly faster because the XSL is already cached. Combined several pages into one, and added the Articles and Images pages. They will be completed soon.