Import of recovered 0.7a

mindong/content/2001032600.txt

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+Generic Entry
+
+You just write stuff in files like this, you know? I keep them named after 
+dates (might make it easier to build archives later). Highest numbers are 
+at the top of the page.
+
+Here's a ##stupid link#http://www.grouse.net.au/~mike/allyourbase.swf## to 
+click on, which demonstrates the link shorthand. Of course, there's 
+nothing stopping you from doing it <a href="http://www.very.net">the 
+usual way</a>.

mindong/content/2001032601.txt

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+Some Limitations
+
+A single line shouldn't be more than 300 characters. If you're using URL 
+shorthand, keep each link together on one line. Multiple shorthand links 
+on one line are just fine though.
+
+There are undoubtably bugs. ##mail me#mailto:mike@grouse.net.au## about 
+them.

mindong/content/2001032700.txt

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+Oh Yeah
+
+One other thing ... the "navbar" file does nothing yet. The links on the 
+top navbar are hard-coded in index.php3, so if you want the top links to 
+work, edit it.
+
+The "sidebar" directory has only one relevant file in it right now, and 
+that's "links". Read it. It's obvious. Other stuff may go in there later.

mindong/content/2001032701.txt

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+RDF Headlines
+
+I'm having some productive lunchbreaks.
+
+Hacked in some code to support RDF headline imports in the sidebar. Hooray 
+for Other People's Content!

mindong/content/2001032702.txt

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+Tidier
+
+OK, I've tidied things up a bit. Styles are now all in dong.css, the 
+sidebar headlines now pull the site name from the channel definition and 
+the navbar gets content from blog/navbar like it's supposed to.
+
+Have a dig around. Go on.

mindong/content/2001032900.txt

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+RDF Fun
+
+OK, Minimalist Dong can now do RDF Channel exports. How's that for a quick 
+hack? To get the XML dump of a Dong, just add ?mode=rdf to the url. For 
+example: ##http://www.grouse.net.au/~mike/index.php3?mode=rdf#http://www.grouse.net.au/~mike/index.php3?mode=rdf##
+will get you the RDF dump of the Minimalist Dong home page.
+
+Something kind of neat that occured to me last night is that with this 
+feature, you could 'nest' multiple Dongs. One could become an index page, 
+with links in the sidebar to a sub-page, created by just adding the sub 
+page's RDF channel.
+
+I'm probably explaining it badly. But I think it's a neat thing, and I'll 
+try and get it straight in my head later.
+
+Proper documentation of Minimalist Dong is getting important. I'll forget 
+how to do things soon. But there's one major feature to work in, which 
+will change a lot of the config files around. That first, <em>then</em> 
+the documentation.

mindong/content/2001040200.txt

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+Configuration
+
+Wow. XML config file. Multiple content sets from one codebase. Nifty.
+
+Documentation real soon now. I promise. :)

mindong/content/2001040800.txt

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+Almost There
+
+Minimalist Dong, as of 0.7, is almost feature-complete.
+
+Now that navigation through historical entries is possible, all that needs 
+to be done is tweaks of the mechanics of the system, and some tidying up 
+of the includes system.
+
+Not to mention tidying up of some of the code ... don't go looking into 
+config.inc if you've just had breakfast.