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Processing PHP Code in CSS files to Improve Productivity and Browser Cross-Compatibility (using Apache)

Posted 2010/02/26

It’s possible that you’re thinking, “Processing PHP in CSS? That’s plain stinks.,” just from reading the heading. It does stink, but so does maintaining two CSS files, updating your colour scheme manually (or even by sed), changing common dimensions, and all the other crap that goes with static files. Think about it this way – would you build a site out of many HTML files or would you use some kind of template system (like Pretty Smarties)? By now I hope you’re less sceptical. If you’re interested, please read on. (more…)

Pretty Smarties 0.5 – Pretty URLs, Smarty Templates and Faster Web Design

Posted 2009/06/07

Pretty Smarties

Pretty Smarties

This is the simple PHP template system which integrates Pretty URLs and Smarty Templates. The release is only two months later than I said, but I’ve made the release fairly decent. Here’s a rundown on the system: (more…)

Multiple Home Pages in Internet Explorer and Firefox

Posted 2007/11/17

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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Filed under: Troubleshooting,Web Browsers — Tags: , , , — Tim @ 23:07