Flash of Unstyled Content - in FireFox 3
So I’ve heard of the Flash of Unstyled Content before - but never really had this problem. I always use a link
tag for my stylesheets.
So I’ve heard of the Flash of Unstyled Content before - but never really had this problem. I always use a link
tag for my stylesheets.
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After working some with the open source Community building application Elgg, I found some settings to be irritating. I had to keep hacking my plugins to get these settings activated the way I wanted. Also, I really wanted to put useful settings in the same location.
Now, I won’t bore you with the actual details of how I came across this - let’s just skip to the explanation and example:
I just want to make a micro blog here. Just a tiny lil blog.
Internet Explorer provides an additional border to any button
element in the page if you don’t explicitly assign a 0px border to it. I have a bunch of buttons on a design that I’d like to have a 1px #fff
border on. Unfortunately, with the additional border that IE adds, it looks horrible.
There are a few quick ways to monitor MySQL performance. This isn’t much of an in-depth reference, just a quick reminder. Let’s look:
I am using the new PDT2 based off of Eclipse 3.4. The one thing I noticed as an issue for me was the building. I created a project based off of a checkout using SVN. After I had built the PHP project, I could not ctrl-click any of the functions that were part of my project. It just wouldn’t find them.
From time to time, I’ve been asked to make a list of my design ideas, or to develop a better proposal for an idea I have. This really irritated me: didn’t he believe me? Didn’t he trust my ideas?
Just saw this really cool example get submitted on one of my websites testing for CSRF: