Complete: I just completed a very small project for a new friend of mine over at Table4Five.net. The project involved adding a little bit of PHP code to the sidebar widget features of that site. The purpose of this code is to either display or limit the display of certain advertisements on the sidebar based upon a set of … Keep Reading »
Emergency Update Notice for WordPress 2.1+
If you updated WordPress in the past few days, download the new version and update it again. A hacker was able to add malicious code to the download. The new version is WordPress 2.1.2. For more information see: WordPress 2.1.1 dangerous, Upgrade to 2.1.2. If you have only upgraded to WordPress 2.1, this does not apply … Keep Reading »
Email Spam & You
My friend Mike Cherim recently posted an article about his experience with email spam. This got me thinking about all of the spam email that I receive, too. I receive over 70% spam in my email. Maybe some day I will need all that Viagra, or all those penny stock tips, but for now I just push [Delete]. No harm, no foul, … Keep Reading »
Award Winning Website
The site isn’t without the occasional slight oversight. There are a few errors when it comes to some of the finer points of semantic elements, and the occasional poorly chosen alternative text. On the whole, however, this is a well-crafted website: and certainly a fantastic first stab at accessibility!Joe … Keep Reading »
Willson Steinkopf
Complete: I have just completed a new project for a southeastern Michigan landscape design contractor, Willson Steinkopf. This project, as with several others I have done, involved working with a Detroit area marketing firm. It was necessary to coordinate the design of this site so that it fit with the flavor of the … Keep Reading »
