PHP Designer 2005
If you are looking for a feature-packed PHP editor that won’t break the bank take a look PHP Designer 2005.
2 Mar 2005
1 Mar 2005
Protect Your WordPress Blog From Comment Spam
Comment spam in blogs is on the increase. If you run a blog you will know how time-consuming it can be to delete many entries in your comments that are simply spam.
14 Feb 2005
11 Feb 2005
Quick Tip: Aligning CSS Boxes In A Row
It is common using tables to align one or more tables next to each other. It’s easy to acheive the same effect using css. All you need to do is float your divs! Read more to find out how…
3 Feb 2005
UKSprite Homepage Is Finally Table Free!
Finally, after several updates the UKSprite homepage is now officially XHTML 1.0 Strict!
23 Jan 2005
Creating Dynamic Rounded Corners
If you find it a pain creating rounded corners for your tables especially when you want to use different foreground, background and border colours without having to create new gifs then PHPCorners could be just the thing you are looking for.
20 Jan 2005
Setup A Development Web Server With XAMMP
The combination of Linux, Apache, PHP and MySQL powers some of the world’s a large proportion of websites and some of the most popular internet properties.
However if you’ve ever wanted to setup your own local web server for design and testing your own websites you will know that compiling and installing Apache, PHP, Linux and MySQL can be a daunting and confusing process. You can always use RPM files to speed the setup process, however many people just want to get into the design and testing of their websites without the hassle of setting up a local web server.
3 Jan 2005
Content Management - Try Before You Install
There are many open source content management systems available, groupware, forums, blogs, portals and more. Each is different and testing out potential software can take many hours.
There is an easier way, Open Source CMS is a website that features many popular open source content management systems that you can test out online. This will dramatically reduce the time taken to evaluate the software you are interested in.
2 Jan 2005
Buy Ads To Acquire New Customers, Not To Improve Your PageRank
Many webmasters buy advertising on websites that have a high PR (Google PageRank) in the hope that some of that high PR will be passed on to their own website. In most cases this tactic will not produce results.