One of the most common problems when considering the development of a website is how it looks and behaves in multiple browsers and operating systems across a multitude of platforms including Linux, PCs and Macs.
what is the problem?
Well the standard procedure for most devs would be to test in as many browsers as they can [...]
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After recently delving in to the depths of the Google Maps API I found one real problem. It appears that the API does not provide Geocoding for UK postcodes. This is due to license issues, as The Post Office and Ordnance Survey own the copyright for this data and therefore a fee is required to [...]
I’ve been searching for sometime now for a piece of code that will accurately return the hash value in the URL. I originally started by using location.hash, however, this had its faults particularly in the cross browser compatibility department so I thought I would build myself a little function to do [...]
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Having read an article on Content With Style about the idea of a CSS framework I became intrigued. Is this a good idea or simply a dream that would never work in the real world.
The whole concept is to use a generic code base with "a set of naming conventions and a flexible base template". [...]
I have just started using DreamHost and I have to say I am very impressed. The deal they offer almost seems too good to be true but I can tell you this it is totally real. Having needed a new host for sometime I asked around some of my friends and colleagues as to who [...]
