This is one of the coolest color tools I've seen. Found on del.icio.us (I bookmarked it there too, I'm trying to find time to import those links here, but in the meantime I had to blog the link) 4096 Color Wheel
This is one of the coolest color tools I've seen. Found on del.icio.us (I bookmarked it there too, I'm trying to find time to import those links here, but in the meantime I had to blog the link) 4096 Color Wheel
21 Oct, 2004
Posted by: Jennifer In: WordPress Hacks|WordPress: Lessons Learned
One of the things that drove me to WordPress was the fact that it was PHP based. It leaves the doors wide open for you to do practically any kind of hack you could possibly think of. I recently reworked Pixelog.org for Christine. The original was a table based design, powered by MT. Now it's […]
Problem: (somewhat in line with my last post) I needed to run a script in the "background", but I only had the ability to present the script as a .gif. Solution: actually, I came up with two ways of doing this and both use .htaccess to pull it off. 1) I'm a gif but really […]
In searching for a method to display a url without the .htm or .php extension, I found the following links: Rewrie URLs with Content Negotiation SitePoint forum discussion But specifically the answer was basically to put the following in your htaccess file: Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteEngine on # if the URI doesn't contain a dot and […]
Breaking the typical format here – as I don't usually write commentary, but I couldn't resist. I'm learning more and more about CSS each day – but I still have some issues/conflicts with it – beyond my frustrations in learning it. I know there is a big push to make flexible layouts, but I have […]
12 Oct, 2004
Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks|WordPress Bookmarks to Plugins
I am having ALOT of fun posting and getting bookmarks from del.icio.us. I was a bit bummed though that every now and then, I get a funky error – something about the service not being available. And I'm reminded why I like things on my own server. So while I plan on continuing to use […]
I'm working on redesigning a site in CSS that I did many eons ago using tables for Christine. While I'm getting the hang of CSS, I still have a long ways to go. First of all – Christine wants a border around her photos: first a thick white one, then a one pixel black one. […]
Laura (no link) left only the link to the following reference as a "guest authored" post: University Of Minnesota Deluth: Web Design References This particular one is for CSS, but in the sidebar you'll see many more to PHP, Typography, Usability, Javascript, etc. etc. My one note is their URL is very unfortunate. They MUST […]
Ok – so I'm really slow on this bandwagon thingy. I was reading on Web-Graphics how they have their own del.icio.us page, and seeing how I've been grabbing my links from there so much, I might as well make my own page. So here it is. I may still post the links here – since […]
[via del.icio.us] HTML Help: CSS References Westciv: Learn Web standards Veerle's Blog: Designing a CSS based template (from psd to css) – in 5 parts – looks VERY good at first glance CSS Vault Gallery of CSS based design (need to add this to my "design inspiration" post as well