scriptygoddess

Found this website through Stacey: CSS Coloring book. Many nice sample CSS only layouts. (If that link has already been posted here before, I apologize for the duplication) 😀

Don't know if you'd noticed or not, but bloglet hadn't been sending out notices of new posts here. After months(?) of going in and trying to figure out what I had set up wrong… and even emailing the author of bloglet… I finally re-read the instructions… You know the old saying, when all else fails; […]

Web-Graphics.com originally had this link – but I wanted to put it here too for my safe keeping. beandizzy.com – bookmarklets I can't do without

For the past couple of days, I've been working on creating a script that will allow for secure downloads. That is, let's say you have a file, but you don't want this file sitting on the root. You already have some sort of login script in place, so people can't access the page without logging […]

Scriptygoddess is linked from MSNBC's Weblog Central as a blog resource. YAY! Thanks Will!

I know that we've posted about .htaccess files and friendly error pages before, but after some questions from my spouse, I decided to write up something more along the lines of a package of scripts. It contains a bit of optional logging, if you want to keep an eye on the details of your errors, […]

This isn't exactly a script, nor is it quite CSS. I got a tip from BaronCarlos that there's an XUL feature called the 'Site Navigation Bar' that you can customize in Mozilla and Opera 7.

There's a bunch of stuff I just found on Web-Graphics. And since I tend to lose links a lot unless I put them in a blog (making it easier to search for them later) I've got to just dump them here…. (You'll notice some mac-related links – yes, I've been using my mac at work […]

A variation on the previously released "Event Script". This one was done with a different purpose in mind. The original Event Script was mainly for displaying birthdays/anniversaries (recurring events). THIS event script is geared more for one time events. It'll display the events for the next "x" number of days that HAVE events. (Written for […]

There's been so many great plugins developed for Movable Type since that functionality was added. To keep track of them all, and to help me in answering questions on the forums, I put together a Plugin Directory (powered by MT, of course!) It actually uses some of the plugins that I hadn't tried out yet […]