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The Return Of The Blog - toolemera - 11-09-2017 After a long vacation, I'm back at woodnet and working sort of hard at rebuilding my website and blog. In time, most everything from the website will be duplicated at the blog. Currently I'm testing out a format that I hope will work. Any feedback would be appreciated! The Toolemera Press Blog RE: The Return Of The Blog - Skip J. - 11-10-2017 Good to see you back in here again Gary, it's been awhile! Nice looking blog format I think... RE: The Return Of The Blog - toolemera - 11-10-2017 (11-10-2017, 03:55 PM)Skip J. Wrote: Good to see you back in here again Gary, it's been awhile! Nice looking blog format I think... Thanks! Took a long break from everything before getting back into stuff. The current blog theme needs some css work to tweak various parts. If I can remember my css? RE: The Return Of The Blog - toolemera - 11-11-2017 (11-10-2017, 11:32 PM)toolemera Wrote: Thanks! Took a long break from everything before getting back into stuff. The current blog theme needs some css work to tweak various parts. If I can remember my css? More stuff added: Disston, Copeland, Conger, Douglass and more The Toolemera Press blog RE: The Return Of The Blog - toolemera - 11-26-2017 (11-11-2017, 12:50 AM)toolemera Wrote: More stuff added: Disston, Copeland, Conger, Douglass and more yet more good stuff, including this early price list of wooden planes Hills And Richards Planemakers, Norwich, MA or RE: The Return Of The Blog - hbmcc - 11-26-2017 Not being one to visit Webster--the full version--I always thought "ligature" represented something crooked, or my work ties. Check out the Ligatures and Fonts rules. Old timers weren't a bunch of Elmer Fudd's or Siffies. RE: The Return Of The Blog - bandit571 - 11-26-2017 (11-26-2017, 11:42 AM)hbmcc Wrote: Not being one to visit Webster--the full version--I always thought "ligature" represented something crooked, or my work ties. Check out the Ligatures and Fonts rules. Old timers weren't a bunch of Elmer Fudd's or Siffies. Also sometime known as the stitches used in amputations..... RE: The Return Of The Blog - toolemera - 11-30-2017 (11-26-2017, 08:28 PM)bandit571 Wrote: Also sometime known as the stitches used in amputations..... Ligature in printing and font worlds refers to the little squigglies that were used to connect letters in early 19th and most 18th C and 17th C printing. In other words, stitches. RE: The Return Of The Blog - Bibliophile 13 - 12-01-2017 Glad to see you back! |