[x] Technorati XML-RPC

[x] Calendars for NYC

[x] Not showing for anyone other than me and Glenn

[x] Technorati tags

[x] Polls

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[x] Let's make the CSS files more modular.

User agent stylesheet for Firefox: /usr/local/firefox/res/html.css

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/cascade.html#cascade

The style rule with the greatest weight takes precedence.

Author rules have more weight than user rules, except for !important rules. Both author rules and user rules have more weight than UA rules.

Rules in a given style sheet override rules imported from other style sheets. Imported style sheets can themselves import and override other style sheets recursively.

To find the value for an element/property combination, user agents
must apply the following sorting order:

1. Find all declarations that apply to the element and property in
   question, for the target media type. Declarations apply if the
   associated selector matches the element in question.

2. The primary sort of the declarations is by weight and origin: for
   normal declarations, author style sheets override user style sheets
   which override the default style sheet. For "!important"
   declarations, user style sheets override author style sheets which
   override the default style sheet. "!important" declaration override
   normal declarations. An imported style sheet has the same origin as
   the style sheet that imported it.

3. The secondary sort is by specificity of selector: more specific
   selectors will override more general ones. Pseudo-elements and
   pseudo-classes are counted as normal elements and classes,
   respectively.

4. Finally, sort by order specified: if two rules have the same
   weight, origin and specificity, the latter specified wins. Rules in
   imported style sheets are considered to be before any rules in the
   style sheet itself.

So, this is the plan:

base_css: This is base stuff for all TOD sub-blogs. It can get overridden by the subblog style sheet.
nyc_css: NYC specific stuff like font-color and sidebar dimensions.

So main CSS and nyc CSS import base CSS

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[x] TOD stories not showing up correctly in Technorati searches
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[ ] Still a problem with weird comments link in polls
It's putting the block story_info 
http://www.theoildrum.com/admin/blocks/edit/default/story_info
which calls the box getnumcomments
It's the default_template, but we need that for the page that comes up after you submit a comment.
The best bet is to disable the getnumcomments box if the page is a poll page.
If we could just get the right story ID to the poll, it would be great.

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[ ] Never figured out how to apply a theme to a specific calendar. Rhonda gave me a hint.

[ ] Importation of old TOD posts

[ ] Fix RDF feed to have the *entire* story and html tags.

[ ] I can also include ads in the feed!!!

[ ] Pipe all RSS feeds through Feedburner