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PHP - easy as 1…2…3.

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Are you a windows user who was dismayed to find that one of the best icon resources on the web was only for mac users? If so, now you don't have to be!

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These are a few months ripened, but worth noting: handy bookmarklets for MacIE5

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Designwritings has a great Reading List, now if there was only a one-click method to make it an amazon wish list.

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CSS layout that's ripe for the picking at BlueRobot.

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HaTTiP to zeldman for Advanced CSS Layouts, but I'm selfishly bloging this to remember it later.

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Ransens Artistic Programming Tutor looks pretty cool -- uses Python to bootstrap artists in programmatic image creation.

Till now it has been almost impossible for artists and designer to do a practical, step-by-step, no-risk, hands-on course on computer graphics programming. Thus it has also been almost impossible to appreciate how programming (which is a simply a craft, a skill) can increase creative power.Rapt teaches computer programming with one purpose in mind: to show how to write programs which create an infinite variety of images under the control of the artist.

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There's lots of discussion about the final release IE6. [links from scottandrew]

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MoOM is the Museum of Online Museums.

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Preview of DOM 3.

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Thanks goes out to Linkwatcher for adding webgraphics to the list. Linkwatcher, bump, this weblog, and many more are based in Atlanta - blogfest anyone?

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I didn't realize there was a Mac specific Google search.

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Over at brushstroke.tv, Jessica Helfand has some great ideas for how the recent CNN Headline News re-design should have been accomplished. Along with interesting commentary on the matter, she's backed up her ideas with alternate layouts.

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Translate any CSS document or any CSS selectors into plain english at SelectORacle. Hmmm... this might be a good tool for diagnosing CSS problems as well.

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XML, CSS, RDF tutorials and reference tools at zevon

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On the 17th, a very practical article describing and detailing tips & techniques for CSS Layout was published at A List Apart. This article has inspired me to try simplifying the excessive tabling in this site's interface.

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With a title like this, I feel almost obligated.

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Shirley has been collecting web design and developing resource links, and annotating them in a well structured hierarchy.

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I don't mean to re-post, but glish found something worth repeating: Whitespace in the DOM

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A Be in the Palm is worth two in the (insert word)?

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IE 5.5 service pack 2 supposedly disables Quicktime for all Internet Explorer users. There is no remedy except to reinstall from the original CD. As one person in this article states, "was also designed to remove non-Microsoft product compatibility". You think? Readers, respond.

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Final Fantasy: Spirits Within fans will be pleased to find a CGI remake of Michael Jackson's Thriller on the DVD release of the movie.

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Get a look at Illustrator X before Adobe's legal watchdogs pull this.

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Antenna has posted a fantastic bookmarklet for quickly toggling table borders! This will be great for html folks who are looking to see what their crazy table tags are doing to a layout.

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The search box in the header of each page has so far been just a placeholder. Thanks to andy we are closing in on re-activating that powerful feature once again. The search engine currently has 1,396 websites recorded in it's database, we are completing the categorization features and backend admin tools so that those links are all that more accessible. I'll post a big note once the full text indexing search engine is back on board, meanwhile if you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

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Here's a great overview, almost a reminder - "hey, you can add shortcut keys to flash pieces". (repurposed right off of xblog)

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The folks at Evolt have updated their opensource CMS source code for all to enjoy. The cold fusion based package is GPL and daniel cody reports in a post to the evolt mailing list, "I'm happy to say "It's ready.. Mostly"

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This left me a little speechless.

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In case the moreover news filters on the column to the right don't pickup on it, here's a little flash/3d new bite: RAViX II to power Strata 3Dpro Flash export.

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Cnet reports the discovery of a PDF based virus. Is nothing sacred? So far reports say that it affects Windows machines using the commercial application of Acrobat Reader. Not the freeware version, oddly enough.

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A really funny mac commentary site.

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Pardon the dust, I'm doing a wide variety of code/css tweaks to get the rendering of this web site looking right on various browsers/platforms.

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Ah ha, an easy to reference comparison, and reasons to hold some faith that eventually svg will be natively supported. This svg vs. flash chart is courtesy xblog. Hmmm, spellchecker want's to change svg to savage.

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In the spirit of dueling font links, HI-TYPE is your one stop shop for free screen fonts for use in Web page graphics and Flash pieces.

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I'm midway through writing our next feature article which will about web based color pickers. Any links towards color pickers will be greatly appreciated. Just pop a message to: nsteiner@web-graphics.com. Thanks also to the noodle incident for passing along his favorite.

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Of course there's always Lines & Splines for your daily dose of font news.

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This evening I needed to find some unique fonts to work with, the fontpool has proven a great tool for the task. You can preview a string of text and see it rendered in each font - quickly. Font pool has apparently been around since '96, I only wish I found it sooner.

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Today is apparently self-promotion day, and thanks goes out to screenshotstart.com for adding a thumbnail of this website to their cool blog list. Ooof, being placed right before xblog and zeldman makes me nervous.

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I've just asked Michal to add webgraphics to linkwatcher, check that site for lots of good links and notification of fresh blogs.

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Netscape's Dev Edge has an API called xbStyle, it's intended for cross/current/legacy-browser support of CSS. Looks like a handy method for doing some of the more fancy moving/clipping stuff with styles. It uses the practical browser sniffer which was pointed my way by andy.

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Ars Technica: Photography as an Art form An excellent overview of photography concepts for the beginning digital photographer or the experienced photographer looking to take better shots.

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This article by the maintainer of the Quintus Flash Index gives some fantastic insight into the usability mistakes commonly made by Flash designers.