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How to break up with Firefox

Confession time: Somewhere down the back of my T-shirt drawer there's a black tee with a red dinosaur and the word Mozilla in blocky soviet-industrial type. It's from a time when Firefox was young and easy and free, and we were in love. Ah, Firefox. Whatever happened to us? Related posts:
  1. New Release: CodeBurner for Firefox. Grab the Extension, Get a FREE eBook! Firefox users rejoice! We're very excited to announce CodeBurner for...
  2. Announcing Updates to our Popular Add-ons for Firefox 3.5 If you've recently installed Firefox 3.5 you're probably itching to...
  3. Mozilla Jetpack: Firefox Extensions with Added Thrust Craig looks at Mozilla's new Jetpack project, a potential glimpse...


Date Published: Mar 19, 2010 - 5:05 pm

How to Control Post Revisions in WordPress

WordPress automatically creates historical revisions for every page and post. It's a useful facility, but it can eat up disk space and slow down MySQL. Craig provides a few tips for removing old revisions and controlling your WordPress installation. Related posts:
  1. How to Split WordPress Content Into Two or More Columns Craig provides a useful technique which splits WordPress page or...
  2. Build Your Own WordPress Themes the Easy Way A custom WordPress theme is a great service to sell...
  3. Use Whatever Font You Please On WordPress Jennifer shows you how to use the Cufon WordPress plugin...


Date Published: Mar 18, 2010 - 7:42 am

Microsoft Reveal IE9

Microsoft has announced the features we can expect in IE9 at their MIX10 conference. Are they revolutionary? Is it too little, too late? Craig gives his opinion... Related posts:
  1. Microsoft Confirm IE9 Development You can't escape it: Internet Explorer 9.0 is coming. But...
  2. Microsoft to Support IE6 Until 2014 Microsoft has confirmed its commitment to support Internet Explorer 6...
  3. Will Microsoft Implement HTML5 in Internet Explorer? Microsoft has not rushed to implement HTML5 within Internet Explorer,...


Date Published: Mar 17, 2010 - 5:07 am
The Tragic Comedy that is Rich Text Editing on the Web

So, we've had rich text editing in browsers for more than ten years now, but have you seen the HTML that is output from these editors? It's horrendous. So why haven't browser makers fixed the problem? Does the HTML5 spec have anything to say about it? Related posts:
  1. The European Browser Vote Starts Today! The polling booths are open! From today, all European IE...
  2. 18 Free Text Editors To Clean Up Your Code Have you ever considered using a free text editor for...
  3. Adobe Releases Beta Text Layout Framework Adobe's open source project Text Layout Framework offers greater control...


Date Published: Mar 15, 2010 - 9:27 pm
What Makes a Good 404 Page?

What makes a good "page not found" page? Is the name of the game getting the user back on track as quickly and efficiently as possible, or should a good 404 page reward the wayward user with a little surprise—a visual treat that only visitors who've fallen off the map can see? Related posts:
  1. How To Customise Your 404 Page The 404 page is becoming an art form of its...
  2. Star Wars Makes CSS3 Animations and Transformations Make Sense Anthony Calzadilla had made an impressive AT-AT walker animation using...
  3. 12 Reasons You Need a Facebook Fan Page and 5 Easy Steps for Creating One A Facebook fan page can be a great way to...


Date Published: Mar 15, 2010 - 7:15 pm
Express Yourself with Creative Prototypes

In today's tutorial, user experience expert Shane Morris takes Microsoft's Prototyping tool SketchFlow for a test drive. Related posts:
  1. All Aboard the SQL Server Express! In today’s tutorial, web application development specialist Akash Mehta explores...
  2. Your New PHP Editor: Expression Web 3 Thought visual editors were a thing of the past? Well...
  3. Six Ideas For Breaking A Creative Block Creative block hits many designers at some stage in their...


Date Published: Mar 10, 2010 - 6:38 pm
All Scripts used in jQuery: Novice to Ninja are now FREE to download

For the first time we’re offering the entire code archive for free. Not just the code used in the sample chapters, all code used in the entire book! Related posts:
  1. SitePoint Podcast #50: jQuery: Novice to Ninja Kevin Yank is joined by Earle Castledine (@mrspeaker) and Craig...
  2. It’s Easy to Fall in Love with jQuery A framework that condenses lines of clunky JavaScript into elegant,...
  3. Improve Your jQuery Knowledge with the Source Viewer The jQuery source viewer is a great tool which allows...


Date Published: Mar 10, 2010 - 5:40 pm
The Problem With Opera

Few people have a bad word to say about Opera. But that's possibly because so few people use the browser. Craig pinpoints some of its problems and suggests a number of ways Opera could attract a higher audience. Related posts:
  1. Can Opera Ever Become Popular? Opera is one of the fastest and most innovative browsers....
  2. Is Opera 10.5 the Best Browser Ever? Could this be the fastest, best-looking, and most configurable browser...
  3. Why Opera 10’s User Agent Smells Bad The user agent in the soon-to-be-released Opera 10 will report...


Date Published: Mar 10, 2010 - 3:06 am
Google Buys Picnik

Last week, Google announced it had added Picnik to its stable of acquisitions. Jennifer takes a look. Related posts:
  1. 19 Impressive Online Image Editors There's no reason image editing should break your budget, or...
  2. Have We Become Too Dependent on Google? Google's recent downtime caused a tidal wave of failures way...
  3. Store Any File on Google Docs Google will shortly allow any type of file to be...


Date Published: Mar 09, 2010 - 6:06 am
Is Opera 10.5 the Best Browser Ever?

Could this be the fastest, best-looking, and most configurable browser available? Craig reviews the newly-released Opera 10.5. Related posts:
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  2. Opera 10 Final Released Opera 10 is the latest and greatest browser from the...
  3. What’s New in Opera 10 (Part 1) Opera 10 is now available as a beta download. In...


Date Published: Mar 09, 2010 - 5:06 am
CSS Skills = Better Web Design?

On the SitePoint Podcast #51 this week, we discussed what Sexy Web Design author Elliot Jay Stocks had to say about designers who don’t know their CSS from their elbow. Related posts:
  1. Sexy Web Design Is Back In Stock Our smash hit new book Sexy Web Design may have...
  2. I Can’t Believe it’s Not a Web App! Take Your Skills to the Desktop and Win. Did you know that you could use your CSS, HTML...
  3. Art Direction: Taking Web Design To The Next Level Design on the web has come along in leaps and...


Date Published: Mar 04, 2010 - 9:48 pm
Easily Distracted? It’s time to Write or Die

We all know what it's like. You need to finish that blog post/copy/presentation but the inspiration just isn't hitting you. Why not duck across to your Twitter feed, check email or see what's happening in Facebookland? Well, if you happen to be using Jeff Printy's Write or Die, there may be a very good reason not to. Related posts:
  1. Just When You Thought IE6 Would Die… If you hoped YouTube dropping support for IE6 would kill...
  2. Write Better CSS with Less I have a confession: I think parts of CSS suck....
  3. How to Write an Attention-Grabbing Professional Bio If you don't have a great bio, now is the...


Date Published: Mar 02, 2010 - 11:39 pm
Opera’s Dragonfly Developer Console Takes Off

If you've not tried Opera's Dragonfly console, you could be missing out on a great free development tool. Opera have now released Dragonfly as an open source project. Related posts:
  1. Opera 10 Final Released Opera 10 is the latest and greatest browser from the...
  2. What’s New in Opera 10 (Part 1) Opera 10 is now available as a beta download. In...
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Date Published: Feb 28, 2010 - 6:50 am
How to Fix Missing TortoiseSVN File Status Icons in Windows

SVN and Tortoise is a great source control solution for developers on Windows, but why do file status icon overlays sometimes disappear? Craig provides information about the problem and offers a solution. Related posts:
  1. How to Enable Windows 7 GodMode "GodMode" is a great trick that allows you to access...
  2. Windows 7: the First Month Review, Part 2 In the second of a 3-part review, Craig looks at...
  3. Windows 7: the First Month Review, Part 1 Windows 7 has been with us for a little over...


Date Published: Feb 23, 2010 - 10:43 am
SitePoint Search Now Powered by Google. Should You Use Them Too?

Andy discusses SitePoint's new Search system, powered by Google Site Search, and gives some insights on how you can improve your own site search. Related posts:
  1. Evolution Of Image Search Continues With Google Swirl Google are currently previewing "Swirl" in Google Labs. Jennifer takes...
  2. 10 Tips for Conducting a More Effective Google Search How quick are you at the search box? Alyssa provides...
  3. 5 Slick Alternatives To Google Image Search Google's Image Search is always a stalwart when it comes...


Date Published: Feb 22, 2010 - 10:03 pm
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