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Archive for May, 2003

18 May, 2003

Edit this entry – right now!

Posted by: Jennifer In: MT hacks

This was an item cooked up by Lynda of digitalwoe.com but her original entry appears to be lost and this hack is so handy, I wanted to make sure it was readily available to anyone who wants it. You need to be using PHP to use this – just insert the code in your MT […]

I was recently frustrated by Movable Type's basic support of time zones. You can select a time zone as a number of hour plus or minus UTC, but there's no adjustment for Daylight Savings Time, and entry dates and times are saved in whatever localtime was at the time. The default RSS 1.0 template just […]

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17 May, 2003

MT: Quick Code plugin

Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks

Found this on Jennifer's etc. blog this morning: Quick Code Text Filter plugin for MT. This is one that would be useful here – If/when I get the time to do it, I'll let you know how the install goes.

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15 May, 2003

Photopal

Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks

If you're looking for a simple photo gallery script, Photopal in action. Guest authored by: Carla – andshesaid.com

15 May, 2003

ASP: What's coming from the form?

Posted by: Jennifer In: Script snippet

A simple little ASP snippet. If you want to see what's coming over from your method="POST" form – here's a bit of code that will loop through everything, show you the variable name and it's value: for each x in request.form() response.write(x & ": " & request.form(x) & "<br>" ) next if you're using method="GET" […]

15 May, 2003

Don't Make Me Think

Posted by: Christine In: Bookmarks

"How we really use the Web" is a sample chapter from Don't Make Me Think that is chock full of good information. Even if you've been designing websites for years, it is always a good idea to step back and remember to consider how people will be using the site. (The challenge after that is […]

15 May, 2003

Easy printer friendly pages

Posted by: Jennifer In: CSS

Ever want your readers to be able to print your pages cleanly without having to suffer through all your sidebars and graphics? Here's a way to do just that. You need to create a new stylesheet and point your pages to it. Here's how I did it: First, you need to define the two stylesheets […]

14 May, 2003

Password protect your page

Posted by: Jennifer In: Scripts

I wrote this script to password-protect a page of mine. This has some disadvantages in that you need to implement this on every page you want to password protect, though you can throw it into a header/footer file to cover a set of pages. I use this in MT to password protect a private journal […]

14 May, 2003

Color Schemer

Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks

I do not have an eye for color. An online tool that helps tremendously is The Color Schemer. Each color selected will show 15 other web-safe colors that correspond with it. There is also a shareware version of the program, with more options than the web site, including a non-web-safe color spectrum. Guest Authored by: […]

12 May, 2003

Site validation

Posted by: Jennifer In: How to's

Mark Pilgrim's recent post (why we won't help you) about using HTML validation as a way to troubleshoot layout problems (among other things) got me wondering if I could validate my own HTML. So I did – here are some tips on how you can too: Validation means you're bringing your markup into compliance with […]


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  • Scott: Just moved changed the site URL as WP's installed in a subfolder. Cookie clearance worked for me. Thanks!
  • Stephen Lareau: Hi great blog thanks. Just thought I would add that it helps to put target = like this:1-800-555-1212 and
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