Links from 2005

A small script that inspired me to do something I wanted for some time now: run two different versions of Safari simultaneously on the same computer. This has now been achieved, and this is how you can do the same.

Free mp3 compilation from Tramavirtual

Adds a new column to the Details view in Windows Explorer. The new column shows not only the size of files, but also the size of folders.

Finally: some news from Playlouder MSP.

Renders a text version of a web page similar to screen reader output. Helps developers find accessibility issues fast.

Proposal for accessible error messages

An independent, online directory of links and resources about Web accessibility.

Allows people to help their friends, relatives, and customers fix their computer problems by connecting to their computers via the Internet.

"In my work with unobtrusive JavaScript, I've found that by far the most common action I take is "registering" a script to be executed once the page has finished loading. There are a number of ways of doing this"

Margin Collapsing

A highly documented and well tested, suite of JavaScript libraries that will help you get shit done, fast.

The seven easy tips below will drastically improve a site's usability for screen reader users, as well as all other visitors.

Extend the range and the strength of your wireless network

display: inline-block removes Mac IE5's need for explicit widths on floats

Check all your JavaScript source code for common mistakes without actually running the script or opening the web page.

Allows you to check the page you are browsing in the waybackmachine archive.

"I managed to use CSS to move the navigation <ul> from the end of the document (just above the footer) to the top of the document, and insert it precisely into the blue header <div>. That’s not clever in itself, but what is sweet is the fact that it cop

A quick yet detailed guide on how to set up a very easy-to-use development environment for Ruby On Rails. This guide is for Windows users but there's no reason that it couldn't be adapted for Linux users as well.

Some schemes and coordinators from around the web to get things rolling.

Get inspired by these web-smart color schemes, taken from a variety of sources and updated regularly.

A repository of sIFR fonts along with TrueType and PostScript fonts.

This list states the country names (official short names in English) in alphabetical order as given in ISO 3166-1 and the corresponding ISO 3166-1-alpha-2 code elements.

Bookmark [favelet] to immediately apply IE7 to any HTML page

Allows you to submit a form to a new tab or window.

Draw out a ruler to get the pixel width and height of any elements on a webpage.

Adds HTML validation inside Firefox and Mozilla.

Adds a menu and a toolbar with various web developer tools.

Allows you to quickly move up a level in a site by pressing Alt + Up arrow.

Advanced Eyedropper, ColorPicker, Page Zoomer and other colorful goodies.

Adds context menu items for opening links and images in a new background tab (or foreground tab if your tabs normally open in the background), in a new background or foreground window, and in the current tab.

An unexpected misfortune has befallen this reclusive community of 26 Cistercians: their beer has been named the best in the world.

Fueled by Friday’s feedback on CSS Server-side Variables I’ve taken another whack at this idea.