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We’ve all seen dropdown / popup menu lists on websites before, and generally they’re extremely useful because they save space, but offer extra functionality. Sometimes, though they’re tricky to implement. I remember doing a image-only popout menu for the Lonsdale Views, who offer accommodation in Point Lonsdale and it was more difficult than expected - First, there was Internet Explorer’s lack of support for “:hover” and then there was Internet Explorer’s z-index issue. Now that I’ve got a blog, I thought I’d publish a how-to guide for valid, accessible semantic HTML and CSS dropdown menus… (more…)

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Sometimes a website that you really need to access is blocked from your workplace or school. When things get desperate, there are ways to get around the IT policies, one way is to use a Web Proxy. (more…)

I came across a handy website that allows you to download music from YouTube videos as an MP3 file. This is YouTube MP3 tool is  extremely useful because it can allow you to: (more…)

It’s extremely annoying when you’re trying to watch a video on YouTube, MetaCafe, DailyMotion, etc. and it pauses every 10 seconds! What causes this? It could be any of these, listed from most likely to least likely… (more…)

Many people, including me, like to visit more than one website each time they get onto the internet. It’s now very easy to do, whether you use Internet Explorer or Firefox.

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Have you ever seen a great video on YouTube, Google Video, MetaCafe or DailyMotion and wanted to download the YouTube video, maybe even burn the YouTube video to DVD? Well, you can, and it’s quite a simple process. (more…)

Anybody who’s used Macromedia Flash 8 on a Windows Vista computer would have noticed how LONG it takes to edit a symbol by double-clicking it on stage. The surrounding marquee takes about 10-15 seconds to expand. Anyway, the solution is simple and doesn’t require downloading updates or patches. (more…)