Article: Making Flock play nice with Textpattern
Posted 1602 days ago
So everyone’s heard of the new browser on the block: Flock. It’s first public release was made available today, and it is looking very interesting. It’s basically a modified version of Firefox 1.5, with a new default theme and some more niceties. The favorites system has been completely revamped, as well as some other nice feautures. The most intersting thing, though, is its integration with various blogging services to allow easy blogging on various web stories. However, unfortunately, textpattern support was not built in. Which is where this guide comes in.
“More…”:http://www.accordion.org/2005/10/20/making-flock-play-nice-with-textpattern
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Article: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Posted 1773 days ago
I loathed the movie. The jokes were removed, the characters destroyed, and the social commentary effaced. I accept the need to change aspects of the story to fit the new medium; Douglas himself morphed the plot between the different renditions. The movie, meanwhile, was bad, not just different.
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Article: PHP Templating Engine
Posted 1782 days ago
When building a website there are several important parts. One is the content; the
reason for your site’s existence. Another is the design; the look of your pages. A third, and the one I�m going to talk about today is the backend; the engine of your site. Using some simple PHP a world class Template Engine can be built in a few minutes.
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Article: Intelligent 404's
Posted 1783 days ago
Broken links are a reality of web design. You may work tirelessly against them, you may even purchase automated tools to check for them, and yet they will still arise (especially in sites of any size.) So as the problem won’t go away, best is to prepare for it.
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