OK. I don't want all spacer stacks to die but they are definitely overused 99.9% of the time. In this episode, I review a few scenarios where spacer stacks are overused. I then show you how to can accomplish the same thing with features that are built into every single stack… Margins! I then do a full review of the CSS Box model: padding, borders and margins. We show real world examples on how to use theme settings to your advantage. ### Show Links * [Show Notes](http://docs.joeworkman.net/weavercast/show-24) * [Sample project](http://jwurl.net/1j8fhW3) * [Target Stack](http://joeworkman.net/rapidweaver/stacks/target) * [Will Woodgate’s Spacer Stack](http://stacks4stacks.com/spacer)

In this show we review how to be more productive using RapidWeaver and Stacks by learning keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts are a great way to shave precious seconds off your workflow. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/23

In this show we export a RapidWeaver project file to our local file system. We review the structure of the exported files and key things to look for in order to improve our websites. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/22

This is part two of a two part series on htaccess and robots.txt web server configuration files. Better put your seat belts on because this is a fire hose of technical data. Make sure to check out the show links for more resources to review. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/21

This is part one of a two part series on htaccess and robots.txt web server configuration files. Better put your seat belts on because this is a fire hose of technical data. Make sure to check out the show links for more resources to review. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/20

This show is part two of a two part series on the awesome Stacks 2.5 update. In this show we review how some of the new APIs for stacks developers will benefit users. Then we review the ultra cool new User Stacks feature. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/19

This show is part one of a two part series on the awesome Stacks 2.5 update. We will review the changes that were done to the UI as well as global content, locking and hiding stacks in Edit Mode. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/18

In this show we go over a couple of advanced responsive layouts: Aligning text to the bottom of a 2 column layout and a responsive image collage. These are great layout to add to your toolbelt. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/17

In this show we go over how to preview your RapidWeaver projects that may contain PHP without having to publish your website. This is accomplished using MAMP and LiveReload. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/16

In this show we go over how to properly use images in today's responsive and retina web. We go over various tips that will both speed up your website and make it look more crisp. You get all this with minimal extra work. Show Notes: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/15

In this episode we review how you can use Font Awesome throughout your RapidWeaver projects. We review how you can import Font Awesome and then add it to both the content area as well as inside you menu items. Show Notes + Font Awesome FAQ: http://joeworkman.net/podcasts/weavercast/14

This is an overview of the new PageLime 2.0 update.

This is a 10 minute overview of the awesome new Stacks 2 update.

This is a really quick show that illustrates how updating now works in the new Stacks 2 plugin.

This show reviews how to use BannerZest into your RapidWeaver website. We then review how to use Apple's Network Link Conditioner in order to test your apps and websites on slower networks like 3G.

This show reviews the popular bundles currently on sale from MacLegion, MacUpdate, BundleHunt and MightyDeals. I then go into an in-depth session on how to work with images in Rapidwaever Stacks. I also give a through overview of the Iamge Safe Stack.

This show gives a great review of the MAMP web server application for Mac OSX. It also illustrates how you can use it in your website development workflow with Rapidweaver.

I took a summer break so its been a couple month's since our last webcast. This webcast reviews 3 things… Summer Updates, YourHead Simple Stacks and Cloudflare.

This show dives in and gives an extremely thorough walk through of YourHead's awesome Stacks Plugin for Rapidweaver. You can get more info about stacks at http://yourhead.com/stacks.​Towards the end I also review the new Scroll Stack!

This show does a full review of the Safari Developer tools and how to leverage them to help you build better websites. We also go over the powerful new Tumblr Stack (http://joeworkman.net/rapidweaver/stacks/tumblr) that powers my blog.