I've posted bugs previously relating to the little Digg and Shoutwire tags that allow you to vote. The generated CSS tends to be quite buggy and these tags don't play nice together, e.g. having a Digg and a Shoutwire button next to each other is impossible.
I discovered yesterday that having the Shoutwire Vote for Me tag breaks my blog template completely now. I'm not sure why it does, but having the Shoutwire TAG means the rest of the page gets mangled with pictures not showing properly, ad words not showing up, etc. Taking it out instantly restores the blog template to its proper format, so it must the generated HTML. It fails in both IE 7 and Firefox.
I've gone through my blog postings and stripped out all the Shoutwire buttons as a result. You can still go to Shoutwire.com and if you see a posting of mine there you can vote for it on their main site.
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Minor Bugs in Major Web Sites
Here are two basic bugs that I would love to see fixed:
1. On Technorati, the Next button doesn't go past page 2!
2. On Digg and Shoutwire, their buttons (e.g. the Digg This) don't cooperate nicely together thanks to some funky CSS. In addition, they don't play nicely with blogger either - I end up having to add a couple BR tags in order to avoid overlapping the next article.
Can someone please fix these problems?!
1. On Technorati, the Next button doesn't go past page 2!
2. On Digg and Shoutwire, their buttons (e.g. the Digg This) don't cooperate nicely together thanks to some funky CSS. In addition, they don't play nicely with blogger either - I end up having to add a couple BR tags in order to avoid overlapping the next article.
Can someone please fix these problems?!