September 14, 2000
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Customization of a page was never easier. Mark Newhouse of iBook, iMac, iBlog, has come up with this really cool way of skinning the blog using CSS via a nifty adaptation of a script by Porter Glendinng. Now if we could mix this concept with Jason's modification via cookies, you'd get a skinnable site rather than a skinnable page using just CSS and Javascript. [Found the site via Zeldman]
posted by riffola (4 comments total)

Oops! It should be Glendinning and not Glendinng.
posted by riffola at 8:49 PM on September 14, 2000

You know, I really am proud to have coined the phrase "skin the blog" (or, in the progressive aspect, "skinning the blog"), which I used on NUblog last month, where I copped to its inspiration: Haiku the Blog. The only other neologism of mine that's remotely caught on is icebike.
Prolific ("She Logs for Europe") recently wrote about how "Milov.nl toys with templates." Coincidence, or Chariots of the Gods?
Am I the first contributor to Metafilter to use
posted by joeclark at 5:46 PM on September 15, 2000

Wow. That last LI looked fine in the preview (which I checked six times).
posted by joeclark at 5:47 PM on September 15, 2000

Joe, I picked up the phrase from your site, and it's a modified version of my skin that you are currently using. :)
posted by riffola at 6:04 PM on September 15, 2000

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