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Now here’s a handy thing… I have been staring at the daunting task of customizing Gallery’s templates to look like various blog sites I have set up (Lone Strangers, The Borseths, and matt and nancy dot org). This is a little tutorial on how to do that fairly easily. Integrating Gallery into Movabletype
I had a strange day. I attended the University of Iowa Web Camp in Iowa City today. I went because Eric Meyer was giving the keynote: an updated version of The Standards Payoff (in brief: why you should design sites with Web Standards). I mean, Eric Meyer is THE CSS GURU. CSS is something I’ve […]
To: Spire USA Time: Thursday, May 20, 2004 10:43 AM Hello, I received my new Nova 2004 bag on Tuesday May 18. It is a beautiful bag, looks like quality material, excellent positioning of pockets, perfect size, great suspension and padding; in short, I was very excited to start using it. Imagine my shock and […]
I have noticed recently a rash in complaints about strange things happening with people’s computer (lots of absurd pop-ups, switching of the default search engine, massive amounts of porn, that they didn’t put there, showing up in their temp files and browser history). If something like this (or other weird things) apply to you, you […]
A list of fonts common to all Windows machines, and their Mac equivalents. These font combos are “safe” to use on Web pages as nearly all machines will be able to see them. (Those that can’t probably won’t see your font “correctly” anyway).
Dave Shea (the creator of the famous CSS Zen Garden wrote an excellent quick little essay on where to start in learning to design Web sites according to Web standards. A Roadmap to Standards If you consider yourself a Web designer, or want to be one, and don’t currently design to W3C standards (or, for […]
Todd Dominey, designer of the beautiful PGA championships Web site released his source for a very useful piece of flash. Flash Slide Show.
Ahh the possibilites. Destorying any notion that table layouts are necessary for anything. The CSS Zen Garden
Several ways to make clean looking, accessible, semantically meaningful forms.
How to use HTML tables CORRECTLY
Ahh… the power of the list, the ultimate semantic markup for navigation bars (and other things) Listamatic
In a hurry? Need a valid, standards compliant, table-free layout? This site is for you. Layout-o-matic