Tag: Wordpress
The Ultimate Web Design Gallery Resource
In case you haven’t noticed lately, there a LOT of web design galleries out there. I’d always kept bookmarks for the galleries I’d come across but recently while looking at one I noticed links to a lot of galleries that I hadn’t heard of before. So I thought it might be worthwhile to investigate just how many there were out there. I came across a few blog posts with links to galleries but rather than just adding to the list and then publishing it, I thought I’d do a bit more investigation and analysis.
Catching content copiers with Wordpress
I recently had one of the articles from this site copied and posted on someone else’s site (a practice sometimes also known as site scraping). But thanks to a couple of Wordpress’ in-built features and also a handy plugin, I soon found about it.
Content negotiation
Content-Negotiation is a mechanism defined in the HTTP specification that makes possible to serve different “versions” of a document (or more generally of a resource) at the same URL, so that user agents can choose which version fit their capacities the best. W3C
User-defined accesskeys
This site enables users to define their own accesskeys. The PHP script that does the work comes courtesy of Dan Champion at Blether. Dan’s article on how to use the script is fairly straight-foward except that when combined with a Wordpress site, a couple of modifications are required.
