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FigureHandler (WebJam '07)
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aaron gustafson
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grids are great
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laying out images
to grids sucks
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new FigureHandler;
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new FigureHandler(
'extras' );
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new FigureHandler(
'extras', { '0-50': 'potato', '50-100': 'tomato' } );
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required markup
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a potential microformat
for figures
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<div class="figure">
<img src="img.gif" alt="" /> </div>
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check it out
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read more at
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