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November 4, 2009
A few SEO notes Having a website optimized for search engines can be tough. But, once you get it going, it'll make things a LOT better. Here are a few tools and things to consider. Read more... | 9 comments |
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October 12, 2009
CSS3: Drop Shadows CSS3 brings a lot of neat elements. Unfortunately, some elements are not fully supported, or just difficult to figure out how to use. This entry is the second in my "series"... working with drop shadows. Read more... | 3 comments |
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October 11, 2009
CSS3: Rotating Text CSS3 brings a lot of neat elements. Unfortunately, some elements are not fully supported, or just difficult to figure out how to use. This entry goes over how to rotate text that works in all browsers. Read more... | 0 comments |
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October 9, 2009
Site Redesign! My wife says I have a case of the NERDS - Never Ending Re-Designing Syndrome. But, the new blog is FINALLY up and going. Here's some of the changes I added, some of which are pretty substantial. Check it out! Read more... | 0 comments |
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July 22, 2009
Putting links into jTip Tooltips are sometimes a great asset on a website. But, wouldn't it be great to be able to put a link in a tooltip, and not worry about it disappearing the second you mouse off of it? Well, this tutorial will help you solve that. Read more... | 0 comments |
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July 20, 2009
Collapsible Fieldsets jQuery plugin - Drupal Style Drupal does a great job in using collapsible fieldsets. But, wouldn't it be great to be able to use this jQuery feature on other sites? Well, here's your plugin. In this tutorial, we will build a simple page, and then enable the collapsible fieldset on it. Read more... | 22 comments |
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July 9, 2009
Building a Simple Module in Drupal - Part One Building a Drupal module can be a challenging task. Believe me. Hopefully this tutorial can help you learn how to do it. We will be build a very simple module that makes a page with some dummy text. It will also include permissions and admin configurations. Read more... | 0 comments |
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July 8, 2009
Form Security using PHP Spammers attack in many different ways. One way to avoid spam attacks is to make hidden elements that appear to be legitimate inputs. Normal human users cannot see these elements, and will therefore, not fill them in. If filled, you know it must be a bot. This class is a sample of how to do this. Read more... | 0 comments |
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June 16, 2009
Modify jQuery's Quicksearch plugin to include reset button This tutorial extends Rik Lomas' jQuery plugin quickSearch (r tikrikrik.com/jquery/quicksearch/) to add a reset button once searching has begun. It is fully customizable, even down to the text the button contains. Read more... | 1 comments |
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