Hvem er vi?
Ja, den slags er så rart at folk har stående hvis man skulle have glemt noget. Mit navn er Esben Mose Hansen, og min hustrus er Mette Hansen, født Jensen. Mit billede er i marginen --- jeg har desværre ikke noget billede af min hustru, undtagen i hvidt, men jeg skal nok få fat i et engang. Vores postadresse er
Blomstermarken 2 3450 Allerød
Vores telefonnummer er 48186313, og mit mobilnr.. er 60894800. Vi har email-adresser, bl.a. den der str i bunden af alle siderne her. Ofte kan man bare trykke på linket for at skrive et brev. Ellers er adressen
esbenshjemmeside@mosehansen.dk
Vær opmærksom på at denne adresse ikke er min permanente --- når der engang kommer for meget spam på den lukker jeg den igen. Men du kan skrive til mig --- eller os --- og få vores mere permanente email adresser.
Vores fødseldage 1975-03-01 for Mettes vedkommende, og 1974-12-16 for Esbens vedkommende.
Who are we?
Below is a short listing of addresses and so forth, in case you need this information.
My name is Esben Mose Hansen
and my wife's name is Mette Hansen
. Our post address is
Mette and Esben Mose Hansen Blomstermarken 2 DK-3450 Allerød Denmark
Our telephone number is (+045) 48186313. We have various e-mail addresses, one of which is listed at the bottom of this page. Usually you can simply click my name below to send a mail to me. Otherwise, the address is
esbenshjemmeside@mosehansen.dk
Please note that this address is not permanent --- when the time comes when too much spam is received on this account, I'll close it. But you can drop us an email to receive a more permanent email address.
Our birthdays are 1975-03-01 and 1973-12-16 for Mette and I, respectively.
Public key
Esbens public key is here. Mette does
not have a public key. The finger-print of Esbens key is
538F E133
7E10 1F6E 8E99 CD62 ADF9 DFB6 DD77 C172
.
My key is uploaded to hkp://blackhole.pca.dfn.de
and hkp://pgp.mit.edu. The picture included in my key
is here.
A few design notes
Main inspiration sources were KDE Keramik and an article at A List Apart. Also, Erik Meyer pages on CSS egde also inspired me. Also from the CSS egde pages are the technique I use for pictures in the margin.
The idea was to keep vertical tabs in the left side as
sort of bubbles, where an overlarge bubble indicated the
current subject area, and the rest of the navigation was
carried out by normal links. A strong left, upper and bottom
margin around the main body text forms a division line, with
marginal notes and images cut out
from the main
text.
Someday I may create some sort of pop-up memus for easier navigation, but not before this page grows beyond the modest size it has now.