Entries Tagged as 'Web design'

Communicating Charts with Flex

June 19th, 2007 · 23 Comments

Getting started
Creating graphs with Adobe’s Flex 2 is a pretty simple task, just throw together some short XML and you’re done. But like most “easy” technologies things get a little more difficult when you want to do more advanced things like making sections of the graphs stand out or keeping multiple graphs in sync [...]

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Tags: Flex · Free · Programming · Software · Web design · XML

Gmail Super Clean Greasemonkey Script

April 23rd, 2007 · No Comments

Customize Gmail
Gmail Super Clean is a Greasemonkey script that renders a cleaner Gmail experience. Aside from the snazzy white interface, it removes the Gmail bookmark links, AdSense ads, tweaks the fonts, and slaps a groovy icon up top.
Gmail Super Clean Options
What’s more, under Tools->Greasemonkey->UserScript Commands, there are options to enable and disable the custom logo, [...]

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Tags: Free · Google · Web design

PHP and WordPress SVG Basics

April 7th, 2007 · 3 Comments

Scalable Vector Graphics, or SVG, is an XML standard for vector graphics (of course). That means that it contains descriptions of shapes, such as rectangles, lines, circles, and text, in an XML format.
SVG provides a robust definition language for drawings. The drawing at the right was a sample SVG drawing included in Jasc’s WebDraw. There [...]

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Tags: PHP · Programming · SVG · Web design · Wordpress · XML

Mass Comment Reply

June 22nd, 2006 · 4 Comments

We get so much feedback in our comments (I mean sometimes hundreds of comments per day) that I’m just going to reply here. Sorry but I have to clip and edit some of the comments.
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No, thank you peto40. I’m not [...]

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Tags: Free · Site News · Web design

Creating a Drag and Drop Schedule For Your Web Application

August 9th, 2005 · 9 Comments

If you are creating a web application and you need to have the ability to schedule resources (people, machines, Precious Moments figurines, etc) it can sometimes be a cumbersome task. With this drag and drop schedule you won’t have to worry about the end user making typos in an html form and causing more [...]

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Tags: Javascript · Programming · Tips · Web design

del.icio.us Javascript Linkrolls

August 5th, 2005 · 3 Comments

del.icio.us now provides linkrolls via javascript.

All you have to do to use it is copy the following script to your editor (it’s all one line, so remove any line breaks):

<script type=”text/javascript”src=”http://del.icio.us/feeds/js/techrageo.us/tech?tags;extended;count=14;title=my%20del.icio.us;bullet=%C2%BB;icon;sort=alpha”></script>

Then adjust the querystring to your needs as follows

Modify “techrageo.us” to whoever’s del.icio.us links you want to monitor
Modify “tech” to filter by a certain tag, [...]

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Tags: Javascript · Programming · Tips · Web design