MAGBLOG

Just want to see how it works on this blog.
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A private fellowship site that has SCRNA history.

username: socal
pwd: willingness

This site is only for NA members.

We have many guideline documents that you may use as templates.

Just throwing this out there for any info,

In the West Tennessee Area of NA http://www.na-wt.org we are trying to
reach more suffering addicts through technology such as our website
and digital media; unfortunately, we know little about web design. We
noticed there are resources such as the Open Source Clean Time
Calculator on the web that can be modified and redistributed. Does
anyone know of any other resources such as flash or joomla templates
that we could use?

The Never Alone Site http://www.na12.org and the Red River NA
http://www.redriverna.org site look similar, were they designed by the
same person or is there a template being used?

Thanks.

In Service,
Brad H

I’ve moved stuff onto a new server.

Not to worry. It’s all still here, but you may need to update your links.

The NArchive is now at http://magshare.org/narchive.

I have finished the first bug fix version for the BMLT release. It fixes a couple of fairly significant bugs, and restores the “change rollback” and “undelete meetings” functionalities.

Read about it here.

After more than a year of design and development, the Basic Meeting List Toolbox (BMLT) is almost ready for its debut.

“Release Candidate” means that I believe it is ready for general release.

Read about it here.

There is entirely to many reported instances of “theft of n.a. funds”. When these things are discovered, what do we do about it. Most of the time nothing gets done. Most of the time practical procedures were not followed. How do we prevent these things from happening, or can we?

What about requiring an area or regional treasurer to be bonded? What could be good or bad about this idea?

The clear Property

The clear property tells the browser to make sure that the element with the clear property applied, gets put under an element with a float property applied. However, you can make a clear property react only to elements floated on the left, or on the right (or either one).

The clear property has four possible values: “none”, “left”, “right” and “both”. It is described as “Set the side of an element where other elements are not allowed.” Like the float property, it can only be applied to block-level elements. It also is useful when used in conjunction with floated elements.

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Floated Block Elements

Floating elements are a useful and often misused CSS capability. They allow images or other types of content to be positioned so that they are always to the right or left of the content text, and allow the text to flow around them.

Any block-level element can be assigned a float property. This will govern how it will behave with its peers (but not its containers or contained elements).

The float property has three possible values: “left”, “right” or “none”.

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This was done to help out NA Iran. Iran uses a different calendar than Western countries, so we added support to the NACC to have an option to use this calendar.
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