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The StyleSheet - For Businesses That Use The Internet
Number 42 | November 2009 | View Archive

Welcome to the StyleSheet #42. In this holiday issue, Nick gives advice on increasing e-commerce seasonal sales, Mike explores new methods for customizing Web site fonts, Janis helps you create an interactive timeline and Kyle shares a usable Firefox add-on.


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Gearing Up for the Holidays: 5 Ways to Increase Your E-Commerce Sales

By Nick Weynand, TradeMark Media President & Strategy Director

The holiday season is the perfect time for quick and easy online shopping. Nick explores ways to keep up with the high demand and increase online sales during this busy time of year.

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What’s Your Type? Using Custom Fonts on the Web

By Mike Wisian, TradeMark Media Technology Director

Until recently, Web sites have been limited to a few Web-safe fonts. Mike explores some new tools that help you customize your Web site with your favorite fonts.

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useful things

Dipity

By Janis Gonser, TradeMark Media User Experience Director

dipity2 iconCreating interactive timelines can be simple. With an easy-to-use interface, Dipity allows you to upload descriptions, images, URLs, videos from video-sharing sites and even locations that display via Google Maps. With a simple code snippet, the timeline can be embedded into your own site and registered users can comment on your content. There are four different payment plans, including a free personal version.

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Greasemonkey

By Kyle Greenan, TradeMark Media Designer

greasemonkey2 iconGreasemonkey is an add-on for the popular open-source Web browser Firefox. Greasemonkey allows you to customize Web sites using Javascript. You don’t need to be a programmer to use it, either. If you can install a program, then you can use Greasemonkey. One specific Greasemonkey script I like adds Twitter Search Results on Google when you do a Web search. Remember, these are user-generated scripts so use caution when you install them.

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