I just updated to the most recent version of Gallery for the family photo album that only I seem to be using. (you know the one)
I’m not sure I like the theme I picked, but I’ll go with it for now. I can always change it, (or make my own) later
frostedlexicharm, simpsone I’ll be updating your gallery in a couple of days, just giving you fair warning.
It’s way past my bedtime.
Just a little tidbit found on my morning blogrun: Blog Buttons Generator
I played with the “GUI” version by Adam Kalsey and came up with the following image:
Feel free to use or improve upon it. I can provide the parameters used to generate the image if desired.
That’s what I get for spending a few days off-line, Mozilla Firebird 0.6 was released last Saturday.
I’ve completed the download, and I’ll be running the installer just as soon as I’m done writing this, and I finish reading the other tabs I’ve got open.
wonders if it’s about time to check out thunderbird as well…
I think I’ll wait for at least one more build before I really take a look at that.
I wasn’t going to post about this for a couple of weeks, but…
Is anybody interested in hiring a web developer with 4 years experience in the video game industry? There’s probably going to be a blue-haired-freaky one available to start in early July, (or possibly sooner.)
Sucky way to end the week, but at least I got some warning.
I just read the User Friendly strip from Sunday. It’s true, so very true.
I love it! 🙂
I need some help with a small php function problem:
I need a function that does the same thing as pathinfo() [Link] until such time as I can brow-beat someone into upgrading the version of php being used on the server a site I’m working on is going to be published to.
From the function reference found here, it seems like it should be relatively simple to solve using regular expressions. I’m going to take a crack at solving the problem myself, but I thought it wouldn’t hurt to ask for help here as well.
Edited on Apr 1st 2003, 01:07 by Hooloovoo
Edited on Apr 2nd 2003, 17:27 by Hooloovoo
Todd Dominey, of What do I know posted something this morning which describes one of the major shortcomings of CSS only layouts, in my opinion.
The Elusive CSS Footer. Everybody wants one, but an effect which is trivial to create using HTML tables is all but impossible to achive in a CSS only layout.
I’ve begun work on making “House of Blues” and “Stormy Night” XHTML Compliant (for SuperGLUE – and becasue I should tweak them anyway.)
Last night, (while fighting with CVS,) I was thinking about creating a theme based on Caveat Lector (minus the photo on the left. (I think I have one of my own I can replace it with.)
I want to do it because I think it might be fun to try something a little different, and Dorothea says I can. =) Work on that will commence after I finish the XHTML conversion and style sheet tweaks on the 2 themes mentioned above. (No, Zhaneel, I haven’t totaly forgotten about your feedback.)
Anyway, just thought I’d blog my idea so I’m more likely to actually do it, (or so someone else can beat me to it.)
Edited on Feb 21st 2003, 01:42 by Hooloovoo
This was pointed out on revjim.net. I thought I’d do one of my own.
An example of how not to use HTTP GET in a PHP script…
-Hool
Edit: Fixing links…
Edited on Feb 14th 2003, 00:31 by Hooloovoo
I took a major step backwards in my attempts to write better structured HTML at work today. I’ve resorted to using a few nested tables in a layout that I’m currently working on. The reasons are “ehh”: time allocated to the project (almost none), possible future replacement of the navigation with flash will be easier (I think), working from a mock up done by a print designer (print != web).
I can’t help but feeling like I’m moving back towards 1999/1998 with this layout. So much code to display so little content… This layout leaves a bad taste in my mouth. (It’s either that, or the salt bagel I just ate…)
-Hool
