It is very tempting for a web designer to just use a little browser hack here and there so that the website can use some funky functionality that is perfectly standard but one of the popular browsers has a bug and cannot cope with it.
Do not do it!
Joel has a entertaining (to me anyway) [...]
Tag Archives: Good Design Principles
Why you should never use a browser hack…..
March 18, 2008 – 7:33 am
The truth about flash websites?
September 30, 2007 – 4:03 pm
One encounters more and more Flash websites these days and generally they are more annoying than adding value. Even if the site looks presentable, a common complaint I have is that one cannot cut and paste the text to find out more. For example, an address is given but no map, I [...]
Configuration of TinyMCE visual rich editor in Wordpress
May 24, 2006 – 9:42 am
See my comments on the TinyMCE visual rich editor in Wordpress.
You can download the small plugin code that I used to configure the editor to show more buttons and refer to the moxiecode documentation to edit if further.
Download to the wordpress plugin directory http://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/
Activate the plugin
Switch on visual rich editor as default under options, and/or [...]
A WYSIWYG web based editor that adheres to good CSS principles
May 23, 2006 – 3:42 pm
The TinyMCE Editor continues to pleasantly surprise me. I have two sites that I am working on at the moment. One needs to be maintainable by it’s owner who has many skills other other than computer related skills. The other is this one! I need to be able to specify styles [...]