I am a web
designer, theme
designer, professional
photographer and internet personality. I
make many pretty things and I write a lot of content for
the internet.
I am one of those guys that, because of the industry I am in, need to be connected at all times. At any given moment you'll find me posting on a forum, updating with twitter, Digging things worthy of attention, uploading pictures, or tagging cool sites.
seyDoggy
Systems:
This is home base, the corporate headquarters, the hub, if
you will, seyDoggy.com.
seyDesign news:
these are the RapidWeaver related posts that originally
appear in the seyDesign.com blog
Uploads from
seyDoggy:
these are the pictures that I upload to flickr
Merrifield
Photography:
as a professional photographer I my camera ready at
Merrifield-Photography.com.
delicious.com/seydoggy:
these are the websites I want to share or revisit later on.
I just tag them on delicious.com.
I am the owner and operator of seyDoggy Systems, a small theme, code and design outfit based in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. We primarily develop web based technologies but have begun to dabble in the desktop realm.
I code like a fool. I design like a fool. I am happiest when I can split my time between the two (though I tire of Photoshop faster then I do TextMate or Terminal), and somehow I have managed to etch out a living doing so.
It might sound like the most basic task but I get many many questions regarding this very issue; how do I make a sub page in RapidWeaver? It’s actually quite easy and logical. Sub pages in web design are often referred to as nested pages. In RapidWeaver that is exactly what you’ll do; just grab a page in the RapidWeaver sidebar and drop it onto another page. Click the image below.
