Dr Karl Stolley

Items Tagged ‘web development’

• Note

  • August 15, 2008
  • 5:27PM

  Moving sites around from server to server is enough to help anyone see more clearly how and why Web sites can always stand to be built in an ever-more portable fashion.

• Note

  • August 13, 2008
  • 12:37PM

  Suddenly it occurs to me that so-called “div-itis"--where web writers use tons of div tags instead of structural header or list tags--is probably caused, in part, by the fact that web browsers apply no default styling to those blocks. That, in turn, takes the guesswork out of styling. Of course, a reset CSS file is a much better option all around.

• Digital Production As Inquiry

  • June 22, 2008
  • 11:04PM

  What appears to be a bug in a piece of open source software prompts me to share an argument that I’m in the early stages of developing.

  

  A double rainbow over Chicago; the spires on the Hancock are barely visible.

• Note

  • February 11, 2008
  • 3:30PM

  When using the UNION syntax in MySQL, it is essential that the order of fields in subsequent SELECT statements match the order (and number) in the first statement.

• Note

  • December 13, 2007
  • 2:30PM

  I just noticed that Pederick’s Web Developer toolbar scrolls back to the top of a page when using Edit CSS on embedded CSS. Editing a linked (and perhaps imported?) stylesheet does not affect the scrolled position on a page.

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