Tag: code

For those of you who have tried updating to WordPress 2.8.2, which was released today, you may have gotten an unexpected error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2355395 bytes) in /public_html/wp-includes/http.php on line xxx
If you look at the file mentioned in the error message, you won’t find anything worthy [...]

With the announcement from the W3C last week that work on the XHTML 2 spec will be drying up after the end of this year, a lot more interest is being shown for HTML 5.
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Personally, I’m glad. Not glad that XHTML 2 is going to go the way of the dodo, but I think that [...]

eeSiteKit is a framework to help you build ExpressionEngine-based CMS websites faster.
You’re provided a set of commonly used pre-coded functions, folders, and preset templating system (for categories, navigation, etc) for use with ExpressionEngine.
No EE Hacking
eeSiteKit however doesn’t use any custom PHP custom queries or hacks that break EE core functionality, so future versions of EE [...]

Due to the popularity of last week’s list of programs and services for freelancers, we’re bringing you 24 must-have online tools specifically for web designers.
Testing
Xenocode Browser Sandbox

Run and test your sites in IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox 2 and 3, Safari, Google Chrome and Opera without having to actually install the browsers on your system.
This unfortunately [...]

Many symbols have very different meanings in XHTML, even though they may look very similar to one another.
Some common mistakes are using … (3 periods) instead of the &hellip; entity. Or using an x (letter x) instead of &times; (multiplication symbol).
While WordPress users can use the Insert custom character tool when writing posts, having a [...]