Using a two column stretch minima, I would like to change it so I have two columns of posts along with one sidebar column. Could someone show me how to do that? I thought about copying the #main-wrapper code and pasting a new one right below it then working with margins, but I am not sure if this will work or exactly what it entails. Do I need to change the name of that code, how do I fix the margins, if there is other code I will have to change as well. I felt it would save a lot of time and struggles of someone could just help me with this. :
Web Workflows: Channeling the Flood
[Editor’s note: We recently asked some of our Web-savviest contributors how they manage the daily deluge of online information. Wednesday, it was Senior…
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Gina Trapani, Macworld.com
Fri, 11 Sep 2009 06:40:16 -0700
[Editor’s note: We recently asked some of our Web-savviest contributors how they manage the daily deluge of online information. Wednesday, it was Senior Contributor Joe Kissell. Thursday, it was Senior Editor Christopher Breen. Today: Blogger Gina Trapani.]
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For my job, I have to find, store, and share new stuff from the Web every day. To do that, I used to live and die by my feed reader. But these days, that’s not enough; there’s too much happening too quickly to keep up with it all even by RSS. And because I work from multiple computers as well as from my iPod touch and my smartphone, I also need to be able to sync all that information across devices.
Reading
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I still keep track of sites I love with the free Google Reader. Because it’s Web-based, my read and unread items are the same no matter what computer or device I’m using.
I keep three folders in Google Reader: one called Daily news for headlines from publications like the BBC, NY Times, and CNN; a second I labeled Cannot Miss for my absolute favorite blogs and feeds; and a third called Casual for blogs and sites that sometimes offer interesting information.
Right now, those three folders contain 65 feeds (down from a peak of 250 or so). One way I keep them under control: When my total unread count goes past 1000, I hit the Mark All As Read link on my Daily News and Casual folders to clear out the clutter and start fresh.
Discovering
It used to be that the first thing I did each day was review those RSS feeds. But now I visit Twitter first. It’s not just to see what my friends ate for breakfast. My watchful, link-loving friends on Twitter give me the news I need to know right off the bat.
I follow a diverse group, including folks whose interests parallel mine, others who are just plain interesting, and a few publications who push their headlines out to Twitter. These are my most trusted informants, my gateway to what’s going on right this minute.
The only problem is that I’m following almost 400 people on Twitter, and that can get unwieldy. Luckily TweetDeck helps me filter and organize status updates. I keep a special Cannot Miss TweetDeck column for people whose status updates I don’t want to float away down the river of news too quickly. Once I’ve checked out everything in that column, I scan my All Friends list for any other interesting new
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