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Simple Design Tips for Non-Designers - "If you want to really polish your design skills, try designing for a little while without extra graphics or photos"
9 Javascript(s) you better not miss! - I recently needed example 8 "Checking the form contents before submitting the form" and anticipate using example 9 shortly
UI Patterns and Techniques - ditto
XHTML Character Entity Reference - A nice reference for finding special characters without the annoying flashing banner ads
Curing Float Drops and Wraps - Where'd a sites menu go?
Keyword Density Analysis Functions - Some folks may want to know their keyword density for a post before hitting send
Managing URIs - I was unaware of the 410 gone status
I read "webmaster" is an outdated term a few days ago, however I didn't see any proper replacement suggested (and I'm not sure where I saw this), so I used "web designer" instead of webmaster in the title.
Moving along, a few links:
Examples of Good Form Implementations - I like the particle tree articles, including this one. I don't like forms, but occasionally I have to create them. Check out the "resources" section of this article.
Beautiful Interfaces with CSS - A walkthrough of various CSS techniques, takes a few to consume. You can browse the index of articles to review ideas you enjoyed.
Writing Secure PHP by ILoveJackDaniels -
Part 1,
Part 2,
Part 3
30 Second Ajax Tutorial
Resize a Popup to Fit an Image's Size
- I wrote a basic photo gallery this past weekend, this is the code I used to display the pictures in resized popups.
Javascript libraries for some interesting javascript effects.
Script.aculo.us provides you with easy-to-use, compatible and, ultimately, totally cool JavaScript libraries to make your web sites and web applications fly, Web 2.0 style.
Thomas Fuchs, the creator of Script.aculo.us has a blog over at
Mir.aculo.us
Wow, I've been looking for a very simple way to expand and collapse div's for an hour now. I was beginning to think it wasn't a simple process, and people who wrote these tutorials enjoyed writing lots of code.
Found what I was looking for, and extremely simple too:
Expand and Collapse Div Menus
Try it yourself
Worked like a charm. Off to explore more of
Dustin's site.
I'm working on a PHP file upload for the backend of this site (currently I'm still using ftp for pics).
I want to put the code in a popup window so the upload form doesn't navigate away from what I've already written.
This
Popup Windows tutorial has the secret sauce.