that's really too bad about babbitt. he was one of he clinton administrators i didn't half mind.
... yo -- i learned a cool CSS trick just now. to make text or symbols or whatever always appear in a particular element, you can use
ELEMENT: BEFORE {
CONTENT: sometext-or-string-or-code
; }
the tricky thing, for me anyway, is that to use the usual ISO html codes (like ">" for "greater than"), you have to use a unicode hexadecimal. it took me a long time to figure that and then to figure out what the hell the typographic symbol that i wanted was called in plain english (apparently, "raquo" - right angled quotation) and then how to get that in unicode and in HEX unicode.
but now i have things like, on my blog at
http://lquilter.net/blog/ , everything that i tag with <cite> </cite> automatically gets a little » in front of it. heh heh.
and so, content, i can now go to sleep.
good night!
--a wiser owl