Sick and tired of the W3C CSS Validator reporting that your CSS is invalid? Ever decided against using a particular framework or plugin because it paints your validation results red? And have you ever removed the Valid CSS link that looked so nice next to your Valid XHTML link because your ashamed of your CSS validation results? Don’t you think it’s time that your CSS 3 efforts be noticed?
For all of you Beava Lovers out there who also happen to be Google Lovers, I thought I’d take a minute to write a quick post on setting up your Gmail account to retrieve your Champlain email. Since the recent conversion to Outlook Web Access, you may have forgotten about your Champlain emails like I did. I had my Gmail account set up to sync with the old Champlain mail server settings. The entire summer slipped by while my messages were piling up without even knowing it. Today it was time to fix that.
If you has used ThickBox 3.1 (jQuery Plugin), you might have been immediately disappointed by a perplexing bug in it’s gallery images functionality. When following the instructions on the site, it seems so easy. Almost too easy. When you test your image gallery in a browser, this annoying bug rears it’s menacing head and takes the form of a never ending progress bar. No images are loaded. That’s not how a gallery should be!
Here’s something you might not know about your email address from Gmail: it can actually be used as an almost unlimited number of unique email address. If that doesn’t make sense, check out these screenshots and see for yourself.
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