Some time ago I installed spam blocker software to help me manage the tons of spam I’ve been getting. Meanwhile, I have revised my choice of spam blocker, tried another one, and I’m giving up that one, too. Here is the story…
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- Spam Gratitude
- These Dumb Spammers!
- The Rise Of A New Spam Generation?
- Spam Blocking Technologies - A Quick Glance
- New Spam Blocker Paying Off Already
- The Quest For Best Spam Blocker Software Continues
- Best Spam Blocker Utility Kicking Ass
- Best Spam Blocker Still Kicking Ass
- Yahoo Wants Me On The 1st Page Of Google?
This is a CSS accordion menu tutorial that explains how to implement the accordion effect in your WordPress page or post using CSS and the Sliding Notes plugin.
- Sliding Notes - Scriptaculous Caveats
- Sliding Notes HowTo - Centered Button With 1.0 Series
- Getting Started With Sliding Notes And MyCSS In 4 Super-Easy Steps
- Sliding Notes Lessons - Beware of HTML Tags In Title
- PassionDuo Theme Defect - And How To Fix It
- Sliding Notes Self Aid - Overcoming Theme Footer Defects
- Sliding Notes HowTo's - Adding An Image To The Button
- WordPress CSS Accordion Menu With Sliding Notes In 3 Easy Steps
From time to time the topic “Mixing GPL software with non-GPL software” crosses my www ways, and I often find there is a lot of misunderstanding about what GPL open source is about (as opposed to other open source software license models). This is not surprising, given that the GPL is probably one of the most complex software licenses around. Time to clarify some fundamentals…
Just a short status update, and an “excuse” for not having posted for quite a while now:
I dived into learning what I consider my weakest area, Internet Marketing, and it’s a project that absorbs almost all of my spare time.
Women are motormouths. Men think with their… (You know what they think with.)
Just stupid clichés? Here is a proof there is more to it… 
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In this post I’m jotting down some spontaneous thoughts about the importance of designing adequate software interfaces, kindof.
In my last post I disproved that SEO Table Of Contents fails to function on a very long post/page with more than 12,500 characters. As it turned out, it wasn’t characters that the issuer meant, but words. So I re-checked with a much longer post.
- TOC Malfunction Rumors Disproved
- TOC Malfunction Rumors Disproved Again
There have been rumors that SEO Table Of Contents wouldn’t work properly on long pages with more than 12,500 characters. I just made a functional page with 29,837 (!) characters and a TOC, wich proves the rumors wrong.
Check it out, see for yourself: the TOC Test With Looong Text.
- TOC Malfunction Rumors Disproved
- TOC Malfunction Rumors Disproved Again
Here is yet another update to Sliding Notes. Besides various code improvements, it establishes conformity to the W3C XHTML 1.0 standard (important for sites that show the valid XHTML badge).
- Sliding Notes Plugin Is Here
- Sliding Notes Major Upgrade
- Slinding Notes - 1.1 Series Withdrawal
- Sliding Notes Back On Air
- Sliding Notes 1.2.1 Released
- Sliding Notes 1.3 - Hot New "Presidential Oath" Release
- Sliding Notes 1.4 - Shadowchaser Release
- Sliding Notes 1.4.1 Released
- Sliding Notes 1.5.0 "Accordion Virtuoso"
- Sliding Notes 1.6 - "W3C Tribute"
When you want to display a TOC box in your sidebar using a text widget and the toc shortcode, and there are no headings to display, you effectively get an empty widget. An ugly affair sometimes… Here is what you can do about it.
