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11 Feb 07

How to Protect CSS Mods for ANY WordPress Theme

  • Starting today, you can futureproof your CSS changes by implementing a custom stylesheet that simply overrides the styles defined in the theme’s original stylesheet. Here’s what you need to do:
21 Jan 07

How are you using Backpack? [Archive] - 43 Folders Forum

  • Suggestions for a Backpack gtd system.
     - stumax on 2007-01-21
  • http://www.punkey.com/gtd/

Getting Started with MacFUSE: DLS How-To - Download Squad

  • FUSE stands for Filesystem in USErland, and it provides a generic interface that lets the operating system see virtually anything as a filesystem.

QuirksMode Resources

  • QuirksMode.org contains free explanation and test pages about
    JavaScript and CSS.
28 Dec 06

Google Operating System: How to Add Search to Google Reader

  • Search is one of the most requested features for Google Reader. Until this feature is implemented, there's a simple workaround: you can use Google Co-op to create a search engine restricted only to the sites you're subscribed to. Here's how to do this:
20 Dec 06

How to turn your blog in to an OpenID

  • How to delegate your OpenID so that it uses your blog url to log in to OpenID sites. - stumax on 2006-12-20
10 Dec 06

Web Design from Scratch

  • Excellent web design site - web design basics, layout, tutorials, case studies, how to guide. - stumax on 2006-10-25
26 Nov 06

Howto: Using Mail.app to archive your GMail email

  • For any Mac users switching their email to (or managing a good part of it on) Gmail, Graeme at Notes from a messy desk has written this post detailing an excellent method for archiving your Gmail with Mail.app.
     - stumax on 2006-11-26
24 Nov 06

Super-Easy Blendy Backgrounds

  • Create blended backgrounds using CSS & PNGs.

     - stumax on 2006-11-24
19 Nov 06

Amazon Web Services Blog: Sometimes You Need Just a Little...

  • Of course, the answer was to upload the feed to S3, and to point FeedBurner into Amazon S3. This was simple to do (I used the S3Curl example) and took just a few seconds.
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