I am always on the lookout for tools to help small businesses. Here is an interesting one for those that hold ticketed events.
It allows one to define ticket types and it manages the credit card selling for you. Booking fees can be paid by purchaser or you. Or for [...]
Category Archives: Web design
Simplifying your event’s ticketing…
September 29, 2008 – 8:38 am
CSS for real html tables
August 4, 2008 – 8:38 am
There are occasions when an HTML table is appropriate. One then wants the data to be presented well. Following are some websites presenting a variety of table styles. Note that a css style may require special css tags in the html. You should check that your application or html has [...]
CSS for horizontal tab menus
July 28, 2008 – 12:56 pm
I am having some fun (not!) in finalising some clean elegant css examples for my tab menu widget. I’m fussy - I want minimal markup, minimal css, no hacks & future proof code, as well as demonstrating or allowing a variety of styles.
Some difficulties so far:
list item (ol/ul li) white space
Yes it is there [...]
Why horizontal scrollbar?
July 3, 2008 – 3:02 pm
You think your html and css looking good and then you notice - a horizontal scrollbar when the site should not need to scroll!
Reasons for a scrollbar
They all come down to the same thing - the browser thinks it needs a bit more space…… Some situations that may trigger this perception or actual need:
100% [...]
Check if you’ve been hacked
June 22, 2008 – 2:17 pm
A reminder list of ways to check if your site is unintentionally hosting spammers content or links:
How many pages or posts do you have?
One site I saw was unintentionally hosting thousands of pages that were not showing in their main menu. Check in wordpress, check your database with phpmyadmin, check your stats for entry [...]