CSS Reboot
Well, here’s my great CSS Reboot. The only major change is that tutorials each have their own individual page with the layout all to the own, and the comments are brought back. But there are many more advancements in store!
Also there were two more tutorials!
Create Dynamic URLs With Mod_Rewrite and PHP Functions
How To Hide And Show Elements To Create A One-Off Page
Newest Tutorials 
Building a Better Blog Part 2: Design and Usability
on Fri May 09 19:09:15 GMT 2008 in XHTML and CSS
If you read my quick article on what to expect from this four part (three parts of actually doing something) series on a better blog, you probably just couldn’t wait for the next part. Well, wait no more because it’s here. In this tutorial you’ll learn just how to create an amazing looking fixed width, two column blog complete with gradients, all CSS, and how to optimize it for both your users and search engines.
Building a Better Blog From Design To Code: Part 1 - Planning And Needs
on Fri May 09 15:19:18 GMT 2008 in Webmaster Articles
There comes a time in everyone’s life when they decide to put up a blog. I’ve covered different designs before, I’ve covered some different coding approaches, but I’ve always left it to you to put together. It’s time to solve the problem. I will teach you and ask you questions about what you want in a blog, how to do it, and when to do it. You’ll learn various CSS, PHP, HTML, and AJAX techniques in this 4 part tutorial.
Create Dynamic URLs With Mod_Rewrite and PHP Functions
on Fri May 09 19:55:04 GMT 2008 in PHP
A while ago I wrote an article on how to use mod_rewrite for search engine friendly URLs, but have since found the uses lacking. For one thing, you can’t pass variables well without adding more commands to mod_rewrite. So here you’ll learn to add unlimited parameters to your links with only one simple PHP function.
How To Hide And Show Elements To Create A One-Off Page
on Fri May 09 17:09:07 GMT 2008 in Javascript
Frequently you will need to create a quick website to organize your information. Whether it’s for a quick page advertising a software you’re selling, or just to give some information, static HTML will most likely will be used. But instead of a long boring HTML page, or more complicated and time consuming multiple HTML pages, you can easily organize your information using javascript. This tutorial will show you how to create information and then, using the Document Object Model, hide and display different pages for a unique organisation technique. This is all fully compatible for people who do not have javascript enabled as well. If you still don’t understand, look at the example.
Newest Reviews
Agile Web Development with Rails
on Fri Jul 14 18:38:02 GMT 2006 in Books
If there is one rails book that you need to get, it’s Agile Web Development with Rails. This book not only serves as a great introduction to the framework, but it also serves as a great reference for any kind of questions you might have,