I tend to cap my fixed-width layouts at 980px wide. I know I always maximize windows when I'm on a 1024 screen (which I am right now, actually). 955 seems a little narrow... I don't know of anyone...
I've honestly only tried jQuery... it does everything I need it to do, so I haven't had a reason to try anything else. I don't make a lot of JS-rich sites.
Apply the background image to the LI, not the A. Since the submenu is not contained within the links, you're no longer mousing over the submenu once you take your mouse off the links.
Unfortunately no, I would like each instance of A to be able to have its own property values, but when one of them is saved ($a1->save()) all other instances of it would take on the saved values ($a2...
Probably the largest pros, in my opinion, are that it easily allows for single entry point systems, and using a single generalized rewrite to force all requests to one file will let YOU take care of...
Being a client-side language, you will never really be able to completely hide the language from the client if you expect it to work. Once you write it though, you have the copyright for it (even if...
These types of graphics ("vector" graphics-- shapes and colours, as opposed to "bitmaps"-- photographs) are the specialty of Adobe Illustrator-- I'm not much of a graphic developer, but look into...
Web development, even if just done with a WYSIWYG editor, is a job that requires additional experience/training beyond what your boss gives you at your job, and is a service that is not part of the...
You could randomly generate the NAME attribute of the text input and have it change every time they send a message, since it will only suggest things from recently submitted fields with the same NAME...
Basically, I am writing an MVC-style framework + CMS. I'm writing a blogadmin controller right now, and I have a generic Model class that resembles the following:
abstract class Model extends...
I found a debug_backtrace version of get_called_class() but it doesn't work with call_user_func, which I need to use in my application. There's a bug...
You should always save in the lowest version that supports all the features/effects in your movie. There's no reason to require Flash Player 10 if your movie is just a few motion tweens ;)
Would be a lot easier if you stored your dates as unix timestamps, then you could < and > to compare them. Then it'd be a simple matter of:
SELECT SUM(`field1`) FROM `table1`, `table2` WHERE `date`...