Comments on: Goowy Mail: It’s webmail! It’s a desktop client! It’s two, two, two look-and-feels in one! http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/goowy-mail-its-webmail-its-a-desktop-client-its-two-two-two-look-and-feels-in-one Internet Safety, Windows Updates, Internet News, and More Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:05:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: poisen http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/goowy-mail-its-webmail-its-a-desktop-client-its-two-two-two-look-and-feels-in-one#comment-53345 poisen Fri, 16 Mar 2007 06:18:49 +0000 /?p=532#comment-53345 go home go home

]]> By: Kelson http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/goowy-mail-its-webmail-its-a-desktop-client-its-two-two-two-look-and-feels-in-one#comment-1639 Kelson Tue, 19 Apr 2005 17:41:13 +0000 /?p=532#comment-1639 Wordpress generates a default URL from the headline, but you can change it easily if you click on "Advanced Editing." It's the field labeled "Post slug." You can change it at any stage while editing the article (even after publishing, though that would be a bad idea from the standpoint of keeping links accurate), and it won't reset itself if you change the headline. (Oh, incidentally: all those link and meta elements you have at the end of the page? Those should be up at the top of the file inside the <head>...</head> section. They may work in some browsers, but there's no reason to expect them to work in all of them, even the ones that support those features. It's kind of like putting the city/state/zip on the back of an envelope. The post office <em>might</em> find it and send the letter to the right place, or they might not see it and send it back to you.) Wordpress generates a default URL from the headline, but you can change it easily if you click on “Advanced Editing.” It’s the field labeled “Post slug.” You can change it at any stage while editing the article (even after publishing, though that would be a bad idea from the standpoint of keeping links accurate), and it won’t reset itself if you change the headline.

(Oh, incidentally: all those link and meta elements you have at the end of the page? Those should be up at the top of the file inside the <head>…</head> section. They may work in some browsers, but there’s no reason to expect them to work in all of them, even the ones that support those features. It’s kind of like putting the city/state/zip on the back of an envelope. The post office might find it and send the letter to the right place, or they might not see it and send it back to you.)

]]> By: aqpatoq http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/goowy-mail-its-webmail-its-a-desktop-client-its-two-two-two-look-and-feels-in-one#comment-1629 aqpatoq Tue, 19 Apr 2005 11:36:30 +0000 /?p=532#comment-1629 Hello again. If your blogging software insists on creating URLs based on your headline, would you pulll-LEEZE consider using shorter headlines? Thanks. (Yes, I know about tinyURL, thank you very much.) Hello again. If your blogging software insists on creating URLs based on your headline, would you pulll-LEEZE consider using shorter headlines? Thanks. (Yes, I know about tinyURL, thank you very much.)

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