Fortunately for me, I started doing Web development at a time when Web standards were moving forward with a vengeance. XHTML, CSS, and table-less designs are accepted techniques. However, I’ve still had to deal with my fair share of tables. My first job out of college, for instance, was with a company that, up until [...]
CSS can be one of the most powerful tools a developer has in their arsenal. It can make changing styles a breeze compared to inline styles. But, it can also be one of the most frustrating tools a developer has. It’s not CSS in and of itself. Rather, it’s the support, [...]
While creating this blog I was faced with a dilemna: what width do I make the layout? I knew I wanted it to be a fixed width, but what width? I’ve developed sites for a long time for 800X600 resolution. My thought is that it still looks good for those with a higher resolution, but [...]
Despite many negative things I continue to hear from people who use Vista, personally I’ve only ran into one issue that I thought was worth noting. When I installed Apache on my desktop as a local server, I ran into a problem. I wasn’t “allowed” to modify the .htaceess file. You can open and view [...]
