OpenIDJuly 2002
Blog entries
- 1st: Back from Glastonbury
- 1st: Hixie goes open source
- 1st: How Wolfenstein 5k works
- 1st: TrackBack
- 1st: Arial and Helvetica
- 2nd: PHP form problem
- 2nd: More tips from Mark
- 2nd: I want this book
- 2nd: More on TrackBack
- 2nd: Guardian blogroll
- 2nd: ThinkGeek soap
- 2nd: WGET tip
- 3rd: Banging headache
- 3rd: Message Catalog definition
- 3rd: Digital Web magazine
- 3rd: Lego stuff
- 3rd: XML request object
- 3rd: Alternative validator icons
- 4th: New Mozilla rendering mode
- 4th: Google interview
- 4th: Spam proof email
- 4th: Accessible tables
- 4th: Palladium
- 4th: K-Logging
- 4th: Blog update alerts
- 4th: Useful CSS links
- 4th: Home improvements
- 5th: Blog tracking solution
- 5th: Funky popups
- 5th: More Python advocacy
- 5th: Rasmus Lerdorf's blog
- 5th: Hixie BSc
- 5th: Opera and Macromedia
- 5th: Stupid Danish newspapers
- 5th: Final table tip
- 5th: <strong> and <em>
- 5th: Kevin Burton
- 5th: More on deep linking
- 5th: elgooG
- 5th: Janis Ian
- 6th: Better blogrolling
- 6th: More on blo.gs
- 6th: More blogroll fun
- 6th: Interesting suggestion
- 6th: Mozilla sidebar added
- 6th: The Two Way Web
- 7th: Paper Scissors Stone
- 7th: Google OR
- 7th: Using web widgets wisely
- 7th: Ooh Muse.net
- 8th: Zeldman on accessibility
- 8th: Language independant storage
- 8th: Why workflow?
- 8th: New bookmarklet
- 8th: Sites bow to IE
- 9th: XML-RPC debugging
- 9th: Using SCP
- 9th: Webdocs.org
- 9th: Mozilla oddity
- 9th: CherryPy
- 9th: PHP XML Classes
- 9th: Open source CMS list
- 9th: Logoed
- 9th: Accessible lists
- 9th: Rounded corners in CSS
- 10th: Alt all the way
- 10th: xmlhack news wire
- 10th: The semantic web explained
- 10th: CSS numbered code listings
- 10th: First Church of Pac-Man
- 11th: A million pounds down the drain
- 11th: More Connected Earth
- 11th: Image map accessibility
- 11th: Lovely PNGs
- 11th: Bad faith my arse
- 12th: DVB-HTML
- 12th: Busy day
- 12th: Blog birthday
- 12th: Blogroll etiquette
- 12th: Smarty at OSCON
- 13th: Jonathan on longdesc
- 14th: Maccaws
- 14th: Wiki fun
- 14th: An excellent rant
- 14th: Less is more
- 14th: Mozilla web author FAQ
- 14th: Maybe splash screens have a purpose
- 14th: Which power puff girl is your blog?
- 14th: MySQL best practise
- 15th: XML fun
- 15th: Fifty two projects
- 15th: Python in PHP
- 15th: Accessible fonts
- 15th: Via Blogzilla...
- 15th: Blogchat rocks
- 15th: You can't win
- 16th: Pretty link on Kottke
- 16th: "Erect me a great golden pyramid"
- 16th: EyeDropper
- 16th: XHTML nested lists
- 16th: Heated discussion
- 16th: Fun with <link>
- 16th: More CSS demos
- 16th: Accessible headers
- 16th: Dashes and hyphens
- 16th: CSS could be so much more
- 16th: Goodbye to BurningBird
- 17th: Amazon web services
- 17th: Fun with Amazon
- 17th: Amazon search updated
- 17th: Addition to the blogroll
- 17th: Flash: Leave my text alone!
- 17th: Pimping opportunity
- 17th: Positioning tips
- 18th: I think I need more categories
- 22nd: Catch up time
- 22nd: Ogg Vorbis
- 22nd: New PHP vulnerability
- 22nd: CSS books galore
- 22nd: Dive into accessibility
- 22nd: Floats clarified
- 22nd: PythonCard and PyCrust
- 22nd: Using XML
- 22nd: Lycos tip the balance
- 22nd: Useful tips from Craig Saila
- 22nd: IBM accessibility center
- 23rd: Swannie's blog
- 23rd: Evil but sometimes unavoidable
- 23rd: Excite UK now powered by AllTheWeb
- 23rd: Apple HCI guidelines
- 23rd: Browser testing tip
- 24th: Random links with Google
- 24th: PHP object overloading
- 24th: Instant PHP Web Services
- 24th: Windows SSL support in Python
- 24th: TMs
- 25th: Another rubbish site
- 25th: How browsers load images
- 25th: Blog Hot or Not
- 25th: Admirably prompt response from KPMG
- 25th: Warp factor PHP
- 26th: Here comes another meme
- 26th: Google and the semantic web
- 26th: Browser specifications
- 27th: Stanford guidelines
- 27th: DMOZ for Bath
- 27th: Syndicating the ODP
- 28th: Facets understood
- 28th: The mind of God
- 28th: FacetMaps
- 28th: Another free Python book
- 28th: XHTML ODP attribution
- 29th: Back to normal at diveintomark
- 29th: XHTML 1.1 Woes
- 30th: Funky stuff coming soon
- 30th: Multi-lingual PHP
- 30th: Tabs are not MDI
- 30th: aqTree2
- 31st: Reasons not to use Access
- 31st: The CSS bug ring
- 31st: My shortest entry ever
- 31st: Students and the web
