Posts Tagged ‘HTML’

Taking care of HTML comments in PHP

A little problem came up with some user submitted content on a platform I’m working with. A form allows users to submit content with tinyMCE. If the content is pasted from MS Word, the source is then littered with HTML conditional comments that can have a detrimental effect on the the page that returns it. [...]

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Fixed width, yet I’m still on the borders.

The Google sidebar happened to allow me to drop into the following blog: Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Site theme no longer completely sucks. Gripping title, isn’t it? The crux of it is that all designers are morons because it’s sometimes preferable to use fixed width styles. Really? I think there’s a time [...]

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Controversial Issue

I decided to tackle an issue that has been nagging me for some time now. The disappearing scrollbar!

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The Joys of HTA

I’ve been developing a number of HTA tools lately. Certainly a pretty nifty way to create script-based applications without the need for whole development suites. In fact, seeing as Notepad++ is my tool of choice – it’s a no-brainer. A lot of custom scripts should never need to be written once I’ve finished a suite [...]

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