Archive for posts tagged ‘templates’
A safe-for-cached-pages method of filtering out spam comments by requiring at least some time to have passed between the time the page is loaded and the form is submitted.
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Posted on 27 August 2011 and last updated on 22 January 2012
by Oliver Baty
with tags application, blogging, coding, comment spam, database, javascript, php, programming, security, spam, templates, themes, web app, WordPress, xhtml
and categorized Nonsense, Tutorials, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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A Word macro to re-enable all disabled COM add-ins, then force desired LoadBehaviors on specific add-ins, effectively putting Word back into a certain state.
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Posted on 5 May 2011 and last updated on 23 May 2011
by Oliver Baty
with tags application, Microsoft, Office, programming, templates
and categorized Nonsense
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A collection of web development tools for building better sites more easily.
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Posted on 15 August 2010 and last updated on 22 January 2012
by Oliver Baty
with tags htaccess, javascript, Microsoft, php, programming, script.aculo.us, templates, themes, web app, xhtml
and categorized Web Site Dev
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How to detect when important add-ins are not correctly loaded when Word starts and fix them automatically.
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Posted on 20 June 2010 and last updated on 6 May 2011
by Oliver Baty
with tags application, coding, Microsoft, Office, templates, Windows 7
and categorized Nonsense, Tutorials
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A collection of my favorite themeforest.net WordPress templates, mostly intended for web designers or graphics-related businesses.
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Posted on 21 February 2010 and last updated on 10 January 2011
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, templates, themes, WordPress
and categorized Web Site Dev, WordPress
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A dark Plogger theme that takes elements from the Yahoo! Broadway page of 2007.
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Posted on 10 September 2007 and last updated on 31 July 2010
by Oliver Baty
with tags coding, plogger, templates, themes
and categorized Web Site Dev
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This post illustrates a method of centering the thumbnails in the album view of the PHP image gallery Plogger. The method automatically adjusts for thumbnails of varying widths and pages containing less than a full row of images. This method is implemented in the Plogger 3 theme: Air, but it should work in any theme [...]
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Posted on 5 August 2007 and last updated on 1 July 2010
by Oliver Baty
with tags coding, plogger, templates, themes
and categorized Tutorials, Web Site Dev
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Air is a full-featured Plogger 3 stand alone theme that takes visual cues from the Yahoo! TV beta of mid 2007. The theme files validate as XHTML 1.0 Strict (while Plogger itself is either Strict or Transitional, depending on some options). The theme looks nearly identical in Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 7, and uses [...]
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Posted on 5 July 2007 and last updated on 1 August 2010
by Oliver Baty
with tags coding, css, plogger, templates, themes, xhtml
and categorized Web Site Dev
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Apricot is a text-centric, minimalist WordPress theme built on a Kubrick foundation. It does SEO right, straight out of the box.
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Posted on 3 June 2007 and last updated on 1 August 2010
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, coding, downloads, php, plugin, templates, themes, WordPress, xhtml
and categorized Web Site Dev, WordPress
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I was tired of seeing the majority of my posts’ comments feeds show up in Google’s Supplemental Index, so I changed all the individual posts’ comments RSS links to rel=”nofollow”. This should at least cause Googlebot to stop passing PageRank through those links, but what I really want is for Googlebot to stop spidering the [...]
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Posted on 13 January 2007 and last updated on 2 July 2011
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, Google, php, templates, themes, troubleshooting, WordPress
and categorized Google, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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A cache-friendly method for reducing WordPress comment spam
A safe-for-cached-pages method of filtering out spam comments by requiring at least some time to have passed between the time the page is loaded and the form is submitted.
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Posted on 27 August 2011 and last updated on 22 January 2012 by Oliver Baty with tags application, blogging, coding, comment spam, database, javascript, php, programming, security, spam, templates, themes, web app, WordPress, xhtml and categorized Nonsense, Tutorials, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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