The correct place to put your site navigation is on the right side ofyour pages, not the left. (This assumes you have enough geegaws thatthey don't fit in a header or a footer, but then most people do.)

There's two pragmatic reasons why.

The most important is what happens if the page is too wide for theuser's browser, namely the browser displays the left however much itcan fit in. In this situation, which is more important for the user to

One of the things that writing WanderingThoughts has been good for isgiving me a good exposure to all of the spelling mistakes I makeroutinely. I've long been interested in linguistics, so I findspelling mistakes that happen all the time interesting, since Isuspect that they're a sign of deep linguistic mechanisms atwork. (Unfortunately I don't know enough linguistics to know what theyare, or if anyone's ever studied the field.)

I believe that I generally spell words phonetically, but

People keep pushing the idea of case independent filenames (andmocking systems without them), but the whole idea has three bigproblems: case conversion is a lot more complicated than people think,locking a character set encoding into your OS damages its ability toevolve, and case folding is language specific .

The handy example of the last is Turkish (and Azeri). In Turkish, thecapitalization of 'i' is not 'I' but the dotted I (Unicode U+0130);the