Have you been working on our local machine on a new project. Now you are at the point where you need to get your initial progress where the client can do some content entry, or perhaps a second developer is going to start working with you, or perhaps a themer needs to start accessing the code... what ever the reason for needing to broaden the development environment, that's one option for what you can do.

We are going to utilize our local machine, WebEnabled, and unfuddle. The goal being revision controlled files, in an accessible setting (http://).

My goal is to continue my work exploring the 960 grid system. I ‘mostly’ like the mark-up, and I really like the visual representation. The classes and id’s seem to fit my style. I have an awesome “Mothership” (morten), and developing some very cool subthemes for a client that will allow them some incredible flexibility and the ability to add new themes (colors, images, shapes) pretty quickly without losing the overall look and feel...

Getting images to play nicely is not always easy. A content management system like Drupal has so many advantages, and so many options, and so many ideas. The options around images is no joke. Lots of options, lots of solutions, and benefits to many different choices. This blogthingee is to discuss one of those options, specifically, displaying images inline in Drupal 6.
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