@xavier The article goes on to say these are Gayot.com’s favorites, which is of course quite different from calling them World Top 10 teas. Some of the teas are pretty good though, even if they’re not world class teas.

@xavier I see no reason why they shouldn’t be there forever. The HTML code you get from Google simply loads the chart from Google. It’s really not much different from a video embed code. As long as the cart is available in Google Drive, it should work. However, the code doesn’t update when you change the chart in Google Drive – the parameters of…[Read more]

@xavier I had deactivated that feature because it was causing some performance problems recently. I turned it back on now. Take another look and let me know if it isn’t working.

Speaking of marketing, is this really a forum entry. Or an advert?
What does everyone else think? @peter @jackie @xavier @bram @lazyliteratus @jopj

@xavier – are you talking about the ones created in a spreadsheet?

Here is a link to the Google Docs help page for spreadsheets: Create and Edit Charts. Look at the section entitled Exporting, publishing, and embedding charts.

Here is a link to one of the subsections there describing how to grab the embed code: Publishing a chart to your webpage…[Read more]

@Xavier @Bram – I chatted with @Caobo briefly over chat. If he hasn’t responded via forum, it’s because he’s had difficulty signing into it. I told him to consult @Peter about it.

Got my samples last Friday. I must say, the ’99 cake smelled quite good.

@Xavier I considered that, but since we are talking Puerh and not black I was not sure. Never seen this naming scheme being used on Puerh before. Caobo confirmed that it is indeed Orange Pekoe.