What a long stretch between blog entries! Things have been hopping lately, and without going into too much technical detail, the hit counters on all of my web sites were inactivated when the service I used disappeared from the Internet. This includes hit counters used on all of the food articles. This in itself wouldn’t be too bad but when the counters became null, they left gaping tables on each page they were placed, sometimes throwing off the whole layout of a page. So, in essence, I spent a lot of time scouting around for a new service, which I finally found at Counting-4-Free (where signing up for more than one counter is allowed). The most time-consuming aspect of the fiasco was adding the new counter code to each page (article), and then re-uploading them to the various directories and sub-directories amongst my web accounts.

 

However, I had to leave the old code (and thus the blank placeholder tables) on all of the articles at Food Fare; I had already updated these various pages offline and can’t upload them until April. Drat! But they are still very much readable as the old counters were placed on the page bottoms.