by
Brad Setser
August 18, 2008
To state the obvious, this blog looks a bit different today than it did last week. It was redesigned as part of a broader redesign of the Council’s web page — and the webpage of the Center for Geoeconomic Studies. Most of the early kinks have been ironed out I hope — but if anything seems off, let me know.
My post on the G-20′s agenda can be found on the official Pittsburgh Summit blog.
This will be my last blog post, at least for the foreseeable future. I have accepted a new job, one…
A quick chart showing how my estimates (from work I have done with Arpana Pandey of the CFR) for official…
This post is by Mark Dow Very few things rouse the rabble as much as an ideological debate. And over…
Print
Email
Share
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Café con leche, anyone?
Looks fine, Mr. Setser. The main text body part looks a bit thinner. Hope it can carry your charts.
Nice, but where is the print link page?
mark — i am a bit worried about the “thinness” of the main column. hope to get it changed — but no guarantees.
DR — I never used the print link function. where was it and what did it do (if it let you print the post, wow — i didn’t realize that was possible). a bit more please.
I’m sure you’re aware, but the charts aren’t displaying properly with the new narrower main column.
on a backward looking basis, they will need to write code to reduce the size of the graphs (or I need to shrink them manually); on a forward looking basis, i will be doing smaller graphs until the width of the main column increases.
It fills about only 2/3 of my screen. The banner at the top is very dull. Brown???
It’s not very interesting or attractive sorry.
Mind you I do use Mozzila perhaps its optomized for IE.
Brown is the new blue — or at least it is the new color of the CFR’s webpage. That isn’t gonna change. There is a bit more scope (I hope) to make better use of the page.
Drab. And too narrow.
I agree with dyork. Any chance we could convert the header to real burled mahogany instead of these lifeless pixels? You guys have the budget for it.
“DR — I never used the print link function. where was it and what did it do (if it let you print the post, wow — i didn’t realize that was possible). a bit more please.”
Brad,
I believe the print function was in the mid-upper right hand corner. It was a small text link. I would use the print link to format the posts into a pdf so I could read them on my laptop while commuting home from work.
Here are a couple of samples of past posts that I saved:
http://vbinfo.cuwebservices.com/bradsreservegrowth.pdf
http://vbinfo.cuwebservices.com/bradscorrelation.pdf
Brad,
Did you get my post about the print function? Looks like it got deleted.
I would like a print function in the new blog if possible.