February 24, 2004

Burning Backup DVDs Ruled Illegal

Peter Lewis: Judge's ruling against DVD-copying software is another erosion of consumers' rights: Burning Backup DVDs Ruled Illegal - Feb. 24, 2004

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February 04, 2004

Make your HTML tables sortable

This page includes an easy 3-step process to get your table information to be sortable with one click (and without a reload):

1. Include the Javascript library, by putting a link to it in the HEAD of your page, like so:

<script src="sorttable.js">

2. Mark your table as a sortable one by giving it a class of "sortable":

<table class="sortable">

3. Ensure that your table has an ID:

<table class="sortable" id="unique_id">


sorttable: Make all your tables sortable

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Great example of CSS

Automatic Labs: Web Application Development And Design

This page uses a very clean CSS layout. A header w/ 2 columns beneath it, all centered on the page. Also the navigation is pure CSS without any mouseovers.

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Browser Cam

Browser Cam :: Browser screen captures in any browser, any version, any operating system.

Browser Cam loads your URLs into your selected browsers and takes a screen capture for you to review or download.

Now, you can be 100% sure that you see what your customers will see.

Meet the Makers has an informative 4-page interview with John Witchel, the creator of Browser Cam.

And no, Browser Cam is NOT a simulation!

They actually load the URLs into your selected browsers and operating systems, and present you with a screen capture, so you'll see what your web pages look like on a Macintosh, on Linux, on Windows, in any version of Netscape or Explorer, in AOL, on Konqueror, Opera, you name it. Any system! Any version!

-- I haven't tried it yet, but wanted to blog it so I wouldn't forget about it. I expect to test within next week or 2. --

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