My apologies to those who read the Utah Open Source Planet site. Apparently, the planet software doesn't react very well to subtle changes in RSS feeds. When something changes in your feed, the planet software decides EVERYTHING is new and your content - all of it - is plastered on the planet site.
Sorry.
I've got brand new blogging software up on my site now. I guess we'll call it Fozzolog 1.99. It seems to be working pretty well. The only issue that has arisen is that the change in RSS propogation has caused the Utah Open Source Planet to include all of the most recent 25 entries in their aggregation. Fun.
I've also put up a new site design and this one is completely table-free. All the layout is done with positional CSS and seems to be pretty cross-browser friendly.
I'm using the original content from my old site throughout, so there are still some tables littered about, but the general layout -- the "wrapping", if you will -- is all CSS. The design is based on one I saw on the openwebdesign.org site called A20. I changed the color scheme and tweaked some of the components, but it's still largely intact.
It takes a lot of work to produce a truly functional table-free design and I applaud the folks who put forth the effort to do it.
