Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
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A whole collection of great javascript scripts.
Author Archive for Michael Gerard
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
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Some nice jQuery techniques that are sexy and far more compact that Prototype/Sciptaculous.
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
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Some nifty plugin in here that I might soon make use of…
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
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Some cool tips and tricks for image transfers. Wish I had known about this site when I was in school!
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
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A perfect fix for everything that ailed me!
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
Here are some more places on the net you might like, but you don’t have to take my word for it… Oh, wait, yes you do…
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World Names Profiler as highlighted on the BBC World Service. See how names have spread throughout the world.
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No, I don’t have plug-in mania… I just haven’t found a Spell Check for WordPress that I actually like yet… I can’t stand the Visual Editor, I refuse to use it, and spell checking options become severely restricted if you don’t… So here it is, based on Amir Salihefendic’s GoogieSpell, GöSPell. Now your readers can even check the spelling in their comments (if you let them…)
GöSPress is a spellcheck plug-in for WordPress built around Googie Spell developed by Amir Salihefendic.
GöSPress delivers spellcheck to those who prefer not to use the Visual Editor, along with the ability to allow spell check for reader commenting, the selection of available language dictionaries, and limited ability to customize the appearance.
I’ve only tested this on WordPress 2.1, so anyone running earlier versions who’ld like to give it a whirl and let me know about its compatibility (or lack thereof), please do so with my undying gratitude.
