It took me a while to find a system, a method, that really worked well for me. The tools and software available can be overwhelming, so wasting your time testing “this” and “that” is sometimes inevitable. However, I have created this list of tools that I use (currently) that seem to do the job very […]
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A Designer/Developer’s Toolkit: Windows Edition
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Ideas: New CSS Functionality
If you could add any element or attribute or selector to CSS what would it be? I’ve asked myself this a lot (usually it’s been in reflective moment after trying to get some crazy layout to work, but that I know just isn’t going to happen).
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How To Deal With IE6, 8 Years Later
Anyone that has ever met me knows that I despise the fact that developers are still catering to, and developing workarounds for Internet Explorer 6. It is a costly, aggravating task that enables users to remain on the decrepit system. So what is the solution?
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PHP/HTML/CSS/JS Template
Every time you start up a site, you generally use the same (or similar) process. Create your index, create and link this stylesheet, and that javascript.. I decided to make it a bit easier on myself and create a template. Not everything in the template will be needed for every site, but it’s a lot […]
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CSS Column Divider
I am one of the biggest advocates for CSS. That being said, I’ve always been disappointed in it’s layout capabilities. There looks to be some promising new features in CSS3. However, being that we’re just starting to think about bailing on IE6, it’s going to be quite a while before we can even start to […]
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Clean URLs By Removing The File Suffix
I’ve been working on some projects lately that use server side languages like PHP. I’m pretty comfortable coding, but something that has generally eluded me is as to how I’ve been able to visit sites with URLs like:
http://www.sitename.com/whatever/you/want
Well, I finally came across how to achieve this effect. Enter stage right, HTACCESS. -
Domains for Local Development
When switching between multiple projects, it really is a pain in the ass to go into your Apache config files and start changing directories (the save, and restart your services…etc). That’s why I looked into it more.