Over the next few days you’ll see bylines appearing beneath our headlines. This is a work in progress, so please bear with us as we get our CSS just so.
Hope you like!
By popular request, bylines!
Over the next few days you’ll see bylines appearing beneath our headlines. This is a work in progress, so please bear with us as we get our CSS just so.
Hope you like!
Huh? Wasn’t that already the case? (or was that just my memory of seeing it in RSS
Finally! Bylines. That’s what I’ve been buzzing about for years. “Dave,” I say, “why not good bylines for The Loop?” “Open the pod bay doors, HAL,” Dave would reply, but I was too busy thinking about bylines.
Finally, I can get back to this research mission now that those pesky humans are out of my way. Bylines!
FINALLY. Now I don’t have to click the loop icon to find out who wrote an article. Hallelujah.
Yeah! I was hoping that was what was happening when I saw bylines under the headlines on the main page yesterday. Though I notice that your byline did not show up for this story.
Things are still being tweaked. Last bit left to figure out is bylines for stories without a headline link (like this one). The elves are working their little beards off. They’ll get it.
Yay!!!!
Damnit. You guys have totally spoiled my “Who wrote that?” game. It was always fun guessing based on the wording. And I was usually right.
(Don’t worry for me, though. I’ll find a new game.)
Know the pain. Good luck.
great!
now can you treat iPhones like first-class web citizens and enable comments? that was kind of the point when Jobs announced iPhone — the “real” internet in your pocket. kthx