Notes on a web journey

posted on: 27 September 2010

Ubuntu and HTML5 (unrelated)

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Two things. First: I have upgraded from Hardy Heron to Lucid Lynx and it all works very nicely, except a minor bug that has something to do with visual effects, the bonobo server and the screensaver...I'm not using a screen saver and the problem is gone. I upgraded, probably a new install from the CD would solve the problem completely, but I don't mind, it's fine as it is.

The second thing: I thought my web site was written in XHTML 1.0 Strict (it validates as such) but I found out that, since I'm serving pages with a MIME type of text/html, I'm not really using XHTML (HTML5)...

Read this: Dive Into HTML5

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posted on: 17 September 2009

Dive Into HTML5

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“ Dive Into HTML5 seeks to elaborate on a hand-picked Selection of features from the HTML5 specification and other fine Standards. I shall publish Drafts periodically, as time permits. Please send feedback. ”

Dive Into HTML5 by Mark Pilgrim

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CSS,Javascript and Php studies

Anti spam email
A solution to writing an anti spam email contact link
filed under: Javascript
Background image
A background image randomizer that I used in the second version of this site.
filed under: Javascript/CSS
Javascript menu
A menu that uses Javascript and session cookies.
filed under: Javascript/CSS
MiniSite
Experimenting with CSS and Javascript.A simple but, in my opinion, nice navigation “system”. The MiniSite is a one page site.
filed under: Javascript/CSS
Photo display
Protect copyrighted photos: a simple but effective solution.
filed under: Javascript/CSS
Photo gallery
A photo gallery made for a friend
filed under: Javascript
PHP menu
A PHP menu that can be updated without having to re-publish all the pages is on.
filed under: PHP
Pop-up menu
A very simple pop up menu powered by Javascript. It works also if Javascript is disabled.
filed under: Javascript/CSS
RSS feed
How to write and use an RSS feed
filed under: rss-xml
Tag replacer
The Tag replacer explained and a link to it.
filed under: PHP
Tags search
A search form build and powered using Javascript and the DOM
filed under: Javascript