After seeing Matt’s post that TinyMCE has been integrated into WordPress, I think I’m doing the same to a few things I’m currently developing. I was considering a WYSIWYG tool previously for these projects, but decided against it mainly because of the poor code they often produce. TinyMCE is rather good, but didn’t [...]
As if you didn’t already know silverorange totally kicks butt.
I found this little gem tonight. I’m already working off of it, for a new site I’m working on. Exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks to silverorange for making the web excellent.
Yea, take a look at that source.
Interesting eh?
In the spirit of changes, I did take about an hour today and update some of my older blog posts. They are now formatted much better, such as putting quotes in blockquotes (rather than another color, or italics), and separating code from the content.
Lots of little stuff like that, but it makes [...]
I’m not done yet, I still need to make some tweaks to the layout, and lots of backend work for the page:
http://home.macvillage.net/
Is HTML 4.01 Transitional Valid. That’s right. HTML 4. Decided XHTML is to much of a jump for now. Perhaps when I redo the templates in a few months [...]
I’m starting to get hardcore into MacVillage.net Development, starting what will be the final development push.
Today I implemented MD5 encryption across all logins the system performs. It’s deployed and in production at the time. Also did a few other weeks to the authentication system while I’m in there.
I’m strongly considering going with XHTML [...]
David Hyatt seems to have generated some waves over his recent posts regarding Safari “bugs”.
I must say he’s 100% right, and I applaud him for taking a stand.
I’m a web developer for several years in one form or another. I’ve had a web presence for several years now. I [...]
Today I hit a milestone for MacVillage.net. During the transition to the new systems, I will be keeping the old layout. But since it’s going into a new Content Management System, it will need to be updated a bit. As a result, I made it valid HTML 4.01 Transitional.
So far most of [...]
As the blogging community knows, MovableType (software that powers this blog) has been updated.
I upgraded this morning, and applied a little patch to replace characters such as & with their HTML entities (so the validator doesn’t bark).
If anyone notices an issue with the blog, please contact me and let me know. I don’t think [...]
I updated this blog to take more advantage of CSS. Thankfully it did lower the page size a bit, and as there are more posts, it will be even more evident.
Only implemented on the homepage right now.
If anyone has suggestions on compatibility with all browsers (in particular improving the display on NN4), shoot me [...]
Robert Accettura is a web developer by day, a Mozilla contributor, self-proclaimed Mac Addict, and Open Source advocate on the side. more »
