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Forcing Line Breaks for Long Words With CSS
Sometimes, especially when you are showing a long URL in a floating div, it will sneak its way out of the div and spill across the page, across the rest of your layout instead of neatly having a line break where it belongs. It doesn’t word wrap because it’s only “one word”–no space. There are various solutions, such as these CSS tweaks. You could manually add a <br /> tag, which is often the quickest and dirtiest way, but this only works if you are manually editing the content–and only if the user...
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Why Google Calendar Google provides wonderful tools: Gmail, Google Docs, Google Voice and so on. Google Calendar is great, not just for managing your own events, but for coordinating groups. As an example, you could take a group calendar for events for a local information technology group. Other group organizers could add and update various events, and the membership could subscribe to the calendar so they would always have the most up-to-date information at their fingertips. Not familiar with Google Calendar? Don’t worry....
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