53 CSS Techniques You Couldn't Live Without
Smashing Magazine came up with a link-list post called 53 CSS Techniques You Couldn’t Live Without. It links to cool CSS effects that are easy enough to add to your […]
Continue ReadingAmazon.com Greybox Product and Barriers to Entry
I was reading TechCrunch today and noticed an article about booBox, a lightbox product that allows Amazon affiliates to incorporate cool web-2.0 “popups” with Amazon.com products into their site. I […]
Continue ReadingA different kind of WYSIWYG editor
I noticed a different kind of WYSIWYG editor today (credits to Brian R) called WYMeditor. It strives to provide an easy-to-use content editor for non-technical users, while keeping the formatting […]
Continue ReadingASP.NET CSS Rescue with Control Adapters
Scott Mitchell has a new article on 4guys about using the ASP.NET CSS Friendly Control Adapters. Using them causes standard ASP.NET controls to basically use fewer tables for layout, and instead […]
Continue ReadingAJAx Timeline Widget
MIT has a cool timeline widget under open source. Unfortunately I can’t really stick it inline here, but you can visit the link to check it out.
Continue ReadingImport Email Addresses and Contacts into your Web Site
Maybe you’ve seen some of the new cool web sites that automatically let you import people from your Outlook, Yahoo, Gmail, or other contact lists. That way your users don’t […]
Continue ReadingMoving ViewState for Better SEO
Mads Kristensen posted an article about an HttpModule to move ViewState to the bottom of the page. It’s based on Scott Hanselman’s similar blog post. The nice thing about moving […]
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