The Code Style site log subsection is a summary of technical changes to the Code Style Web site, with details of when, why and how specific features were added.
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Code Style site log
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The most recent technical changes to the Code Style Web site.
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Site log, May 2009
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Archived site log entries for the first quarter and introduced BuySellAds banner ad positions with new styling. Configured Lightppd to compress static file content and added Exim filters to Dovecot to dump spam. Created an Exim filter test script to check updates before deployment.
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Site log, April 2009
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Added CSS media monitor conformance results for Internet Explorer 8 and overhauled the results table format. Created a new Java static context FAQ and brought the catalogue of browsers contributing to the font survey up to date.
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Site log, March 2009
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Created a new checklist for adding new content links and calls to action to all relevant positions and completed the addition of site log action links. Modified the font stack builder to use a form based interface and published a new build better CSS font stacks quick start article. Completed a set of text ad service placement guide pages with top 10 search engine queries for each service area. Added Internet Explorer 8 media style sheet conformance test results to the CSS media monitor section.
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Site log, February 2009
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Made a couple of substantial FAQ answer updates with new sections for Java networking and Windows fonts. Created a Code Style Twitter feed and added to all local navigation boxouts. Adjusted the font sampler URL scheme to standardise the generic font family results tables. Adjusted the standard help request page to invite site log questions.
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Site log, January 2009
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Updated the font survey applet to support the Google Chrome browser, updated site statistics with 2008 figures and made further minor amends to the new Lighttpd web server configuration. Made various adjustments to standardise font sampler URLs for search engine spiders. Also created section-specific newsletter subscription forms.