scriptygoddess

Hello – my name is Amy – and I am a font snob. I spent a bit too long in professional print design for my own good, and learned the hard way to tell good fonts from bad ones. When I saw some referers in my logs to txgraphics.net, I took one look at that […]

I stumbled across opensourceCMS via MetaFilter, earlier this evening. Although it focuses completely, as its name suggests, Open Source content management systems, it does include access to working installations of pMachine, Nucleus and b2. The site also includes installations of a number of groupware, forums, portal (slashdot-style) CMSs, and eLearning software. If you are comparison […]

The post below brought up some questions about how to protect your site/images, etc. One request was to prevent right clicking. So here's a script that does that: Disable Right Clicking. (Please note: that script is not "fool-proof" – there IS a fairly easy way around it). Also requested was a way to prevent images […]

There's already a few posts on here about htaccess – but here's one more. Blocking linking URLs Essentially the link above says this: SetEnvIfNoCase Referer "^http://www.google.com/" BadReferrer order deny,allow deny from env=BadReferrer That will forward anyone linking to your site to a 403 access denied error page. RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^http://www.google.com/ RewriteRule /* http://www.yoursite.com/restricted_url.html […]

If you are using MT2.6 or 2.61, you'll want to go over to the MovableType page and upgrade to 2.62, as it is an urgent issue being fixed. If you are in 2.51 or lower, you can go ahead and upgrade to 2.62 without any problems.

There was a script request for comment systems. (I use MT, and GM before that, both of which have comment systems built in) but if you're on blogger – you may be interested and in need of a comment service. A quick google search drummed these up: fizbox YACCS (which seems to be the popular […]

Our very own Kristine is behind the very cool MT plugin directory. I think she's posted the link before, but it's recently moved to it's own domain.

As seen on GeekGrrl's site: Color blender. Put in two hexadecimal colors, and then how many shades in between those two you want, and it gives you the colors and the corresponding hexadecimal. Neat!

Jen also fixed an apparent bug with Safari and the MT bookmarklet. Get the code on her site.

Jen asked for a bookmarklet (that would work in Safari!) that would let you email a link of the webpage you were on. Here you go: email link to this page (It would be pretty easy to modify this to ask you for the email address you wanted to send it to – but I […]