December 7th, 2007
As I’m sure a lot of people are aware, Macromedia’s Dreamweaver helps us all create rich web media quickly and easily, I would like to point out that I’m not referring to Dreamweaver’s built in WYSIWYG editor but rather some of the built in tricks that enable you to generate HTML and CSS with a [...]
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December 6th, 2007
Using Ryan Grove’s PHP port of Douglas Crockford’s JSMin filter we’ve hosted an interface allowing you to upload your javascript file and get the minified version returned via a textarea or file download on submission. To take a sentence from Douglas’ site: “It typically reduces filesize by half, resulting in faster downloads. It [...]
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December 5th, 2007
The traditional onmouseover and onmouseout method of rollovers is cumbersome and difficult to maintain on large-scale projects. Here’s a straightforward method to make life a little easier. The example given uses jQuery though it’s reasonably straightforward to produce the same results without such a library.
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November 27th, 2007
Recently we were asked to create an Outlook email footer for one of our clients. Like anything its easy when you know how…
As some people may not be aware of what is required, we have detailed the steps needed to create and configure an email footer for Outlook.
Step 1:
Open your Outlook email client and from [...]
Tags: Email, Footer, HTML, Outlook, Signature
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November 23rd, 2007
Recently we were asked to advise on the best way to create email footer for one of our clients, this is fine until you find out that your client is using a Mac with Entourage as their default email client! Here’s how we did it….
Tags: Apple, Email, Entourage, Footers, Mac, Signatures, Tutorial
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November 23rd, 2007
More or less every site has a logo but marking it up can often be a pain as no matter where you put it somehow it always ends up like it’s sitting in limbo. Here’s a couple of options that may help you in decidining on the markup you use….
Tags: logo, semantic
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