Sometimes when you move your site to another server and the database has different charset (or something else mysterious happens), you may find some of your images broken cause of the weird characters in the names. To be on the safe side, it’s nice to sanitise the file names.
More→So you want to upload a funny image quickly to the Internet. You may use something like CloudApp. Or, do it yourself with Automator.
More→When installing, lets say, a WordPress, you naturally need to move the files to the server. It’s about ~100 times faster to move one big compressed file than a folder containing literally thousands of small files. But, you can’t unzip anything from your FTP client. Here’s all about zipping and unzipping.
More→A quick snippet
More→Here’s all the different ways to do conditional logic in PHP
More→More fluid layout examples ahead. First I was like hmm… sure need js to that. But of course not!
More→Hard to explain what I’m doing here but, when designing things to a fluid layout simple things may get hard. Here’s an elegant solution to a very specific fluid width layout CSS conundrum.
More→A quick guide on redirection
More→Just a quick snippet. May come handy on responsive layouts.
More→Getting the post ID comes handy sometimes when writing conditional logic.
More→Usually you would do the loading spinner as an animated gif, but it has it’s fallbacks. Gifs have no alpha transparency and for retina screens you’d need another double the size gif. Spinner.js has none of those limitations and is very customizable, plus it only weights 2KB when zipped. A loading gif I was using before weighted 20KB.
Handy little page that I keep open almost all the time.
What an amazing idea!
No such thing.
Stefan Sagmeister takes a partner. Imprint interview. WARNING boobs and penises behind the link.
Good news is Google seems to like the responsive take on building sites.
