Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.
[ScottGu's Blog] Dynamically Varying Master Pages By Browser Type: As I was sitting in the audience, I thought about how easy it would be to do this instead with ASP.NET 2.0 and Master Pages. Instead of having to use multiple SSI include files to pull in content all over a page (for example: a SSI include for the header that lays out the top level table, then a separate SSI for the footer, and maybe a few more for other content regions), you will instead be able to just create a master page with replaceable regions.
[ScottGu's Blog] Dynamically Varying Master Pages By Browser Type: specific urls to clients, and instead be able to use SSI includes and urlrewriting for CSS to do...for example: a SSI include for the header that lays out the toplevel table, then a separate SSI
[Ask-leo.com] How do I move my Moveable Text web log? - Ask Leo!: By"reasonably functional" I mean that while it may not have apretty UI, and includes some hard coded directory locations -get past that and it just works. Even though as we'll see in amoment I could have left it alone, because the directorystructure was also changing I decided to clean up the linkswithin the blog entries to reflect the new layout. Once donewith that I had a functioning blog with all my old content atmy new location.
[Spaces.msn.com] SEO Tips: URL rewriting is a technique where the web server rewrites the URL requested by a client and returns a document from a different location. URL rewriting can be used for many tasks such as creating top-level URLs which do not exist in the physical directory structure, hiding the fact that the physical location of a document has changed or even that the implementation of the document has changed. URL rewriting can also be used in a limited fashion to obtain some of the same benefits as Content Negotiation.
[Corz.org] .htaccess tricks and tips.. part two: url rewriting with mod rewrite.: the ins-and outs of mod_rewrite syntax are topic for a much longer document than this, and if you fancy experimenting with more advanced rewriting rules, I urge you to check out the apache documentation. If you are running some *nix operating system, (in fact, if you have apache installed on any operating system), there will likely be a copy of the apache manual on your own machine, right here, and the excellent mod_rewriting guide, lives right here.
Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, SEO, SEO Files
