Date: 07/22/05 (WebDesign) Keywords: browser, css, web I'd like to go over a new site content management system I've developed with the help of Furl A bit of explanation of what Furl is and how it works![]() Now for the cool things you can do with FurlWhen furling websites, you can organize everything by topic. So far, I mainly use two topics: default and useful. You can add new topics on the fly as well. On unhappymeal.net you are basically looking at the topics I mentioned earlier. The Furl website has instructions for adding code to your own website which will generate a list of your furled items. You just specify which topics you would like to display, formatting such as date and comments, and how many items are displayed at once. Furl spits out the code you will need, and you can just paste it into the code of your website. You can even use CSS to style the formatting of the furled items. I've made topics such as "halloween" and "easter" as well, which are not displayed on unhappymeal.net at the moment, but with only a few code changes I can display them at the right time of the year. I find that creating a website with my furled items to be far more satisfying than if I had just made my furled items public. You would have to look at the list of websites I've furled on the furl website itself along with it's own formatting otherwise. I guess it's partially about control, and partially that I'm constantly finding new stuff at a rate which would warrant a website to display all the content. Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/webdesign/935575.html
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