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VisiBone Popups 1.05 The Color Popups show all 216 web-safe colors in a wheel, the same arrangement as the VisiBone2 swatch libraries shipped in Adobe® Photoshop® and Illustrator®, BBEdit® and The Gimp.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 19:22
VisiBone Popups 1.05 The HTML Popup is a tall skinny on-screen quick reference showing all HTML tags and attributes in use or universal. It includes color-coded indications of support by Netscape®, Microsoft® Internet Explorer and W3C®, plus style sheet alternatives, and bug and clash icons with details online.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 19:21
I'm haven't been very active on this bLog for a while now. I am now instructing one of the Internet Authoring and Design classes at TVC.... but I don't want to kill this bLog, as there is still good information referenced here. If you're looking for current issues, please check out the CIOS 256 Class bLog!!
-see you there
posted by S Rosenberger @ 14:52
XML@Large | Dynamically Generated XSL Revisited (Web Techniques, Mar 2001) Dynamically Generated XSL Revisited
By Michael Floyd
In the January installment of this column, I demonstrated how to dynamically generate XSL style-sheet transformations, which can then be applied to XML documents. In that column, I assumed that the developer has intrinsic knowledge of the structure and organization, or "schema,"
posted by S Rosenberger @ 10:18
Integrated Design | Elements of Style (Web Techniques, Mar 2001) Elements of Style
By Molly E. Holzschlag
There are few things as sweet as a promise kept, and nothing so bitter as one that isn't. In 1996, style sheets promised us incredible opportunities for control over Web document presentation. But that promise has been only partially fulfilled, making our relationship with style sheets bittersweet.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 10:17
WebReview.com: Web Strategists Home Implementing Information Across Your Site by Karuna Kapoor. Getting content from a client is often the most difficult step in a site's development process. But once you've got the stuff, how do you best plan and deploy it? Here's some insight that'll get your organizing your information in a way that best integrates with your goals.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:07
How and Why to Use an HTML Editing Tool
If you find yourself creating a lot of HTML files, you'll find that it's easier and more convenient to work with them using an HTML editing program that you install on your own computer. An HTML editing program allows you to work offline, on your hard drive, where you can more easily spellcheck, save, review, and revise your work before uploading it to to your server (where your website actually lives).
posted by S Rosenberger @ 13:44
Do you findyourself mixing putrid colors? Having troubles breaking out of your old color matching habits? All your sites starting to look the same? Try the Color Schemer!! Color Schemer - Online Color Scheme Generator The Color Schemer Digital Studios Web Design
posted by S Rosenberger @ 15:58
The Care and Feeding of PNG (Web Techniques, June 2001) PNG vs. GIF and JPEG
PNG isn't a panacea for all graphics format woes, but it does offer distinct advantages compared to the Web's two mainstay graphics formats, GIF and JPEG—especially GIF. From technical and legal standpoints, PNG is superior to GIF.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 17:56
You Ranting Fool you say to yourself, self...wouldn't one of those flashing rainbow bars look great right about here..., think twice. Ask yourself do I really need that kind of flash, what point does that make, does that do something to communicate the idea that you are presenting
posted by S Rosenberger @ 03:04
Amazon.com: buying info: Dreamweaver 4/Fireworks 4 Visual JumpStart Dreamweaver outsells it's closets competitor(Adobe GoLive) by more than 70%(according to PC Data)and is available in nine languages.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 00:18
Visual QuickStart Online Library Home Page The VisualQuickStart Online Library
Welcome to Peachpit Press' Visual QuickStart Online Library, offering online access to our task-based, visual reference guides for busy professionals and computer novices alike who want to work smarter, all the time.
Search, browse and view the full contents of top Web and graphics titles, featuring step-by-step instructions and plenty of screen shots.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 23:56
Activer server pages tutorial: What are Active Server Pages? Active Server Pages (ASPs) are Web pages that contain server-side scripts in addition to the usual mixture of text and HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) tags. Server-side scripts are special commands you put in Web pages that are processed before the pages are sent from your Personal Web Server to the Web browser of someone who's visiting your Web site. . When you type a URL in the Address box or click a link on a Web page, you're asking a Web server on a computer somewhere to send a file to the Web browser (sometimes called a "client") on your computer. If that file is a normal HTML file, it looks exactly the same when your Web browser receives it as it did before the Web server sent it. After receiving the file, your Web browser displays its contents as a combination of text, images, and sounds.
posted by Joe Adkins @ 00:19
The X-ray mouse - Web Building - CNET.com You can't spell psychosis without CSS
Once more into the breach with Cascading Style Sheets, this trick uses the clip style property to selectively reveal an alternate image just around the mouse. Our example uses a green tint for the X-ray effect, but not tinting the hidden image increases the element of surprise--unless someone knows what to look for. And since you read our "Annotated images" tutorial (you did, didn't you?) you are a past master of embellishing the details of a picture.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 13:26
BNB: HTML, free CGI Scripts, graphics, tutorials and more for the webmaster- for free! There are over 300 pages of tutorials, reference materials, and other free resources located on this site. The links below list major content areas.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 13:26
Web Pages That Suck -- learn usability and good Web design by looking at bad design Where you learn good Web design by looking at bad Web design.
Fast Company magazine calls WPTS the "Best for Improving Your Site's Look and Feel."
Catch my article "The Top 10 Intranet Design Mistakes." It's at Intranet Design Magazine.Tried, true, tested..... and highly reccommended!
posted by S Rosenberger @ 01:05
A note to my readers
Well All, by default you get links to the things I am trying to lear at any given time. Lucky for me I now have a job that has me feeling incredibly inadequate and is requiring me to study up on, learn, use, and implement amny things that are very new to me. The last wave of information was extensive on using CSS and serious awareness of W3C standards. This week it's using Server Side Includes or SSI. Since these directions are being driven by a requirement of my job, i venture to say that these are very real concerns to you if you are planning on doing this as a job in the real world. SO take heed, and follow along with me on these new journeys!! Also, if you find great resources that are related, please pass the URL on to me! Thanks ~ Rosie
posted by S Rosenberger @ 10:14
Extended Server Side Includes First, let's start off with some definitions. Server Side Includes (SSI) are extentions to HTML that allow the server to parse (read in) simple commands embedded in normal HTML, process these commands, and output the results. This allows dynamic content and modular documents without the overhead associated with CGI (Common Gateway Interface).
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:09
How to use server-side includes You see them all over the Web: little snippets of information that are buried in a page, and change each time you visit. Or even more mysterious, bits of information about you: your machine name and IP address. Access counts, file modification times, document sizes -- they're everywhere, and they're all created with one simple tool: the server-side include.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:08
SSI tutorial page - Server Side Includes What does Server Side Includes or SSI mean and how can using Server Side Includes SSI save me hours and hours of work?
Let's break it down word by word.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:06
Renza WEB Gallery & HTML help Server Side Includes Server side includes (SSI) applied to an HTML document, provide for interactive real-time features such as echoing current time, conditional execution based on logical comparisons, querying or updating a database, sending an e-mail etc., with no programming or CGI scripts.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:05
Server Side Includes Tutorial Take advantage of
SSI's to create
dynamic web pages!
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:04
How to Get Dynamic Pages Searched Another way it could be fixed, I guess, is by using SSI to fool the engine into thinking the pages are static.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 09:00
Extending Dreamweaver Server-side and Unix people don't sweat that type of work much - at least the smart ones don't. That's the type of grunt work that they slough off to a quickie Perl script, then spend the rest of the day on Slashdot.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 08:58
The Server Side Includes Tutorial Introduction to SSI :
Server side includes (SSI)s applied to an HTML document, provide for interactive real-time features such as echoing current time, conditional execution based on logical comparisons, querying or updating a database, sending an email, etc., with no programming or CGI scripts.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 08:55
Apache Week. The essential free resource for users of the world's most popular web server. Using Server Side Includes
While standard HTML files are fine for storing pages, it is very useful to be able to create some content dynamically. For example, to add a footer or header to all files, or to insert document information such as last modified times automatically.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 08:54
BigNoseBird.Com's Server Side Include Page ( SSI) WHAT IS SSI?
You may have noticed as you browse this site, that our pages end with the shtml extension instead of the more familiar html or htm. This is because we use Server Side Includes (SSI). Used properly, the SSI can help make your pages more responsive and can even help make maintaining your site an easier task.
posted by S Rosenberger @ 08:53
Tips & Techniques - Creating and Using Links With Adobe® Acrobat®, you can publish your documents electronically as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file, and then select any text or graphic in the file and turn it into a clickable link
posted by S Rosenberger @ 01:41
*self help / how to* Speedcolor.com:Page Composition & Layout Software for Windows 95/98 Print My Publication to Disk
as a PostScript File From Adobe PageMaker
for Windows 95/98
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