There's so many different kinds of these color tools that I have a whole subcategory for them! Color synthAxis I didn't immediately get how it works – definitely need to at least glance at the instructions for this one. [via web-graphics]
There's so many different kinds of these color tools that I have a whole subcategory for them! Color synthAxis I didn't immediately get how it works – definitely need to at least glance at the instructions for this one. [via web-graphics]
PHP type comparison tables For example if $x=""; what will empty($x) return? or is_null($x)? Or the even more surprising one: $x = "0" will return TRUE on empty() even though it is considered a string.
Found on this thread I needed to remove elements from an array that were either blank, nothing but a space, or null. foreach($array as $key => $value) { if($value == "" || $value == " " || is_null($value)) { unset($array[$key]); } } /* and if you want to create a new array with the keys […]
I spotted this on del.icio.us. Could be useful for UI inspiration, when you need some ideas about when & how to use some standard visual "techniques" based on what kind of information you need to present. UI Patterns and Techniques
Now this is something that I have been longing for! Ever since the link from this post kind of disappeared. Click Counter for WordPress Plugin Will let you know you know how many people click on your links (Looks as if there's a lot of configuration settings you can do as well) Can't wait to […]
This has made the rounds, but I'll attribute credit to the last place I saw it, which was Blogging Pro Brian Meidell's nested (or threaded) comments Just a side note: there was an error when using that with subscribe to comments, but I've updated subscribe to comments so that the error should no longer exist.
I'm in the process of training someone at work in the ways of all things web. LOL! So I've been trying to collect free online tutorials for them to walk through, as well as some good all-around beginner info sites they can look at when they have time. Here's a few I got: W3Schools Lot […]
Special Alt Characters In case you ever need to know how to type an or é (To do them in HTML though you'd probably want to see something like this)
Awhile back I wanted to link to a song on iTunes, and Wendell a reader on one of my other blogs gave me this link to do it with: iTunes Link Maker (Wendell if you'd like to me to link a blog from your name – let me know)
A gallery of Favicons to inspire you. [link via planetOzh]