I keep finding cool links and thinking – WOW! This is so cool – EVERYONE must know about this site already… Well, just in case you don't: W3Schools has tutorials on… well… everything! (excpet PHP) but still very cool!!!
I keep finding cool links and thinking – WOW! This is so cool – EVERYONE must know about this site already… Well, just in case you don't: W3Schools has tutorials on… well… everything! (excpet PHP) but still very cool!!!
I'm working on a design of a website, and they *just* came to me and reported that the site doesn't print out that well. DOH! Cetain pages really need to be "printable" – how hard would it be to make a printer-friendly version? There's an easy solution with PHP coming… (I just LOVE PHP! Can […]
If you're using background colors or images in table cells, and you look at your page in netscape 6+, if one of your table cells doesn't actually have anything in it… (ie. one or more cells look like this) <td></td> Then nothing will show up in those cells: no background image. no background color. CSS […]
I just installed a *very* simple forum here. The key words are *very simple* – meaning you get what you ask for. It's usability isn't all that great – it's feedback is kind of clunky… I mean it's a nice simple forum… but maybe it's too simple. I didn't want to install a huge forum […]
Found this code over at www.php.net – I just packaged it up into a file you can drop on your server and look at… Not really useful on its own… but maybe on a future project, it might be (like a hit tracking app?) Download the file here. See it working here.
First I should say it is actually *better* if you just use the ".php" extension because otherwise it creates a lot of overhead for your server. But if you insist on doing it this way 😉 Christine posted on the Blogomania forums how you go about setting that up.
This will let you list your 50 most referrers from google hits. First, download the LittleGreenFootballs referrer script.
I saw a question about some html come acrossed one of the maililng lists I'm on this morning, and thought I'd share some about it! Since it was a relatively new piece of knowledge to me, I thought maybe it would be helpful to someone. The <base> tag: The base element defines a default reference […]
Leaving this post here for archival purposes – but the latest version of the script is now in cgi format – find more info here Current Revision: 1.2b 05/12/02 WHAT THIS DOES: Allows visitors to subscribe to any post's comments. A "mailing list" for that post will be created the first time someone subscribes to […]
It should be known that I am fairly new at the CSS thing – I learned just enough last fall to use it to skin my site, but beyond that I still don't know that much. Just this morning I asked the other scriptygoddesses what the difference between the ‹div› and the ‹span› tags were […]