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Hi Josh,
I know you are please with nice BM implementations such as this site. Congrats on that!
I especially like the design of the site...especially how the links flow into the two columns on the home page. Is that effect achieved by CSS just using %links% or does the design require the second column to use the %morelinks% widget?
@Carey: The design uses the <%links%> widget for those two columns of links. This page offers a tutorial for how to do this: How can I display link lists horizontally or in columns?
Hope that helps!
Josh
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