That’s right, I’ve decided it’s far enough to let the site go live. There are certain aspects of the old site which have not made a reappearance, however, I’m working on those slowly as time allows.
I hope you all enjoy the new site, it’s going to be an interesting ride rebuilding it, but I [...]
Posted on 31st May 2005, 03:34 pm under
The Site
So far it appears as though I’ve gotten everything working on the website, and I’m very close to actually launching the new website! I can’t wait for that to happen, cause I’m really excited about knowing what people think of it. All in all, the change was made for a couple reasons:
1) After having [...]
Posted on 25th May 2005, 01:40 pm under
The Site
So you installed the PHP HTML Wrapper or something similar, and you’d like to be able to have some customizing as to what page you’re on eh? Well, there’s a very simple and straight forward answer to this problem fortunately, and it takes all of 2 minutes to get up and running.
The trick is [...]
Posted on 16th May 2005, 03:28 pm under
General
A very common thing these days is to have on a dynamic page is a “load time” or “how long it took PHP to process your websites code”. This time is typically generated in fractions of seconds for most people’s websites, and is a statistic that PHP developers like to know so that they are [...]
Posted on 16th May 2005, 03:22 pm under
General
No self respecting webmaster anymore wants to sit down and edit hundreds of HTML pages when they add a new item to their menu. For years, frames were the answer to this, so that coders could only change the infromation that was vital to their page. But anymore, frames are being frowned upon as well, [...]
Posted on 16th May 2005, 03:12 pm under
General
Ever since I added them to my website, they’ve probably been the number 1 most requested item to be turned into a tutorial, so here I am making good on all my promises, and teaching people how to create Dynamically Generated images using nothing but PHP, the GD libraries, and some good ol’ fashion know [...]
Posted on 16th May 2005, 03:01 pm under
General
If there is anything that’s more annoying in the CSS universe, I don’t know what it is. CSS is a very simple tool for the most part that can be used to create some very complex results. However, when it comes to the way that Internet Explorer (IE) handles stylesheets versus every other browser on [...]
Posted on 16th May 2005, 02:33 pm under
General
Well, first and foremost I’d like to congratulate you on beginning reading this article. Why? Because if you’re reading this, then you must already be willing to take that first step in ridding yourself of “Table Hell.” Not only does this article teach you the basics of how to get your site designed without the [...]
Posted on 16th May 2005, 02:13 pm under
General
In the beginning, websites were a simple affair consisting of long straight forward pages which you had to scroll quite a ways to be able to get to the navigation of the site. And you know what? It worked for the time. Then came frames, and it seemed as though frames would become the be [...]
Posted on 11th May 2005, 04:05 pm under
General
A while ago, I decided to sit down, and start distributing the information I had on CSS to the masses via my website. This has slowly grown over time, and some of the details contained within these tutorials might be “old code”, however the basics behind how things are done are still very valid. [...]
Posted on 11th May 2005, 04:03 pm under
General