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Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margins: A List Apart

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June 19th, 2004
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Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margins: A List Apart: Might be something I consider for one of my new designs. Dont forget to check out the faux columns linked tutorial.

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Live Journal Plugin Pack Release 3

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June 18th, 2004
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Code, Cool Scripts, Weblog Add-Ons, Weblog tools blog tools blogging tools, WordPress Hack

I have released an updated version of the LiveJournal Plugin pack which you can read about here Highlights include better multiple user support, userpic support, posting to groups and the ability to post to LJ so that only certain LJers can see the post.

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geek ramblings >> My first WordPress plugin: HeadMeta

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June 18th, 2004
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geek ramblings >> My first WordPress plugin: HeadMeta: To control how various search engines and other bots index individual posts in WordPress 1.2+

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The XHTML wars

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June 18th, 2004
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While validating this blog (as XHTML 1.0 Strict, mind you) I was reading through some of the banter between the w3c and various XHTML fanatics while reading through a comment left on pictorialis by another XHTML fanboy. The fanboy had a loud mouth, was wrong in his assumptions and just looked really moronish in his assertions. In spite of that idiot, what the heck is wrong with the standards people? Take the work of w3c for example. They make standards which are too hard for end users to understand (P3P), standards which are too brittle for the real world (XHTML 2.0) and standards which developers can’t be bothered with (XHTML Basic) (quote: mpt). This is, of course, the view of a usability guru. There are various other opinions littering the web ranging from “XHTML and DTDs are the *only* future of the web” to hate and scorn for XHTML types. […]

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Dynamic Text Replacement: A List Apart

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June 18th, 2004
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Dynamic Text Replacement: A List Apart: Create PNG images of text just like Photomatt

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The Six Patron Saints of Graphic Design

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June 18th, 2004
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The Six Patron Saints of Graphic Design: via WildRose

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SmartyPants On Demand [rebelpixel productions]

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June 17th, 2004
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SmartyPants On Demand: For WordPress even. Enable SmartyPants when you need to.

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PIctorialis II Updates

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June 17th, 2004
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Photolog Script, WordPress Hack

I have noticed a few issues with Pictorialis II that I would like to address. – The display of thumbnails inside an album was a little weird. The pictures would overlap in some cases and vertical alignment was very poor. That is cleared up in this version and the positioning is much better – The ability to add pictures to an album after it was posted was shaky at best. This has been cleaned up so now you can add an album, wait for a few days and then add pictures singly to that album at your leisure and directly from your browser. – As promised, the NetPBM binaries needed for Pictorialis II is ready for download. To use these binaries simple unzip the folder and copy all the files into the wp-admin directory of your Pictorialis install. You can download the NetPBM binaries from here. – New logo from […]

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A Exhibit 1.0c Photo Gallery Plugin

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June 16th, 2004
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Exhibit 1.0c Photo Gallery Plugin: New version, cool looking features.

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