Not much new information today, but Cindy was kind enough to proof-read just about everything (!). Whenever you find a typo, feel free to email me. I will be much in your debt, and you won't have to read it every time you visit.

I spent yesterday and today making major changes to the whole site. I'm much happier with the layout, the navigation, the colors ... everything! Cindy and I also got together and made much new addition of information. The travel guide is still lacking info, but we hope to have that roaring next Monday.

Today I learned why so many html programmers hate Microsoft Internet Explorer. Basically, it's because MSIE doesn't follow the industry standards. For example - the red bar on this page (the one with the links on it, to the left), now takes two completely different lines of code. If you're interested, I'll email you the difference. It's kind of ugly. I've decided that "this page is designed for Mozilla Firefox." On the bright side, my educational excursion demanded enough time at the computer to code all the wedding details that Cindy has been asking me to post!

Wow, am I tardy! For almost three months, the wedding page has been overdue for a facelife. Cindy was visiting Austin over the last 10 days, though, and we had a chance to talk about the dismal situation here. Let us know if you notice the new Engagement Dinner Review. I'll never set a hard deadline again... Especially in public!

The homepage has been bothering me: "Next update Sunday 29 October..." Not only was it the wrong day/date, but I never made it in! Look forward to more information about the Wedding Reception, however - Cindy and I have been thick in discussion.

A few days late (as usual). Perhaps I'll plan to make updates next weekend, instead of Friday. On the bright side, I added my own 'How We Met' story.

Addition of Stories page and a few minor changes to the home page and engagement dinner.

Further changeover toward transitional CSS. Removed almost all of the table design. Expanded a bit, creating the engagement dinner and contact pages.

Changeover to transitional CSS (cascading style sheets). If you're interested, the formatting is still largely based upon tables, although that may change in the near future. Today, a few visible changes and lots of code changes. This should all make later updates much easier.

Our Wedding Notes - up and running from www.dentonlt.com on webspace.utexas.edu.