Monthly Archives: March 2006

Dreamweaver

I was flicking through the latest issue of Web Designer magazine, and came across a letter (in the dreamweaver section) regarding developers using Dreamweaver in code view only. I find this a bit of a bug-bare to be honest. I …

Flash…

I’ve always been amazed by what can be acheived in Macromedia (now Adobe) Flash. However, whilst trying to improve standards compliance within my websites and web-based applications, its a whore. The problem ? XHTML compliance when embedding it into a …

Spain

Back from Spain… well, i’ve been back for a couple of days. Had a great time out there, and the fact that it rained every day didn’t over shadow meeting up with a quality bunch of lads and lasses. My …

Spain

Off to Spain for the weekend to meet up with the fine folk of Britlore. See you out there guys ! Tweet This Post

Birthday

I enjoyed my birthday last year. I really enjoyed having all my friends around one table and eating and drinking and being merry. This year, that isn’t likely to happen as nothing has been organised. Having said that, I dont …

Lost friends…

I recently got an email from Phil (hi Phil) – who was on my course at university – and it got me to thinking… its been what, something like 9 months since I finished university, and I dont seem to …

New aa Website

Well, I’m putting the finishing touches on our new website (currently here until I finish it), and I’m proud to say it is XHTML Transitional Compliant (according to W3C), so I can finally have one of these : on a …

PNG Transparency

Well, I learned something new today. PNGs support alpha transparency, which never really meant a lot to me until now. You’re old style GIF only supports binary transparency, meaning on/off which causes some major annoyance with clipping and the image …