Yesterday, I had the “pleasure” of working on a HTML email template that was going to be sent from a Lotus Notes client to Lotus Notes clients. If you have had any experience with this dreaded beast, than you know what a troublesome task it was going to be.
The way I see it, trying to [...]

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• Tags: denial, image map, Lotus Notes

Working on a redesign for a client, which is being built with WordPress. The client had a theme already created, so what had to be done was considerable content-population as well as building and structuring the site.
This site is multilingual – English and French and is fairly large with approximately 60 pages in each language. [...]

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• Tags: Flutter, multilingual, technical support, WPML

On an almost daily basis, there are web articles I come across that contain great tips or something I didn’t know that I’d like to read more on. Given the fact that I usually don’t have the time at that exact moment, I normally print out the article. That’s when all the trouble starts. You [...]

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• Tags: printer, printer-friendly, printing

If you’re like me, then you are probably sick of being forced to use background images for headers that use a non-generic font. How much time is wasted in slicing these images, let alone all the extra rules that need to be created for them in the style sheet.
There are a few options out there, [...]

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• Tags: @font-face, CSS3, EOT, FontForge, fonts, OTF, TTF, WEFT

Over the past few weeks I’ve started a practice of subscribing to Web development related RSS feeds – from the small to large scale operations. In the past, I generally ignored everything other than the big ones (i.e. Smashing Magazine, A List Apart, etc); the problem with that being there is a lot of good [...]

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• Tags: feeds, good practice, RSS, subscribe