Posts tagged with "HTML"
Sunday, 18. October 2009, 19:23:15
xul, editor, xhtml, web development
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While it seem that the
BlueGriffon WYSIWYG Webeditor project is dead, the
Kompozer project is still alive and kicking. After the
4th alpha, now a first beta of
Kompozer 0.8 is availabe for download.
New in 0.8 beta are:* FTP support
* Syntax highlighting in split view
* Ability to edit text files
* Better PHP support on GNU/Linux
* New icon UUID
A lot of
localisations for Kompozer 0.8 are available too.
UPDATEThe 0.8 beta of Kompozer is available as
a deb package on GetDeb.net.
Tuesday, 28. July 2009, 20:41:25
css, linux, firefox, websites
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A first view of possible interface changes of Firefox 4 are available. May they look very simliar to Safari 4 and Opera 10 but i really like these first steps:
-(LocBar).png/440px-Mockup-4-0-Vista-(TabsBottom)-(LocBar).png)
I do not know why they choose the ugly Vista screen first but may there is the userbase of the future.
Wednesday, 22. July 2009, 21:06:45
HTML, css, wysiwyg, web development
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While there are no news updates since January of the
BlueGriffon WYSIWYG Webeditor project, the
Kompozer project is still alive and kicking. A 4th alpha (which runs pretty stable) of
Kompozer 0.8 is availabe for download. Kompozer 0.8 is focused on a new Mozilla core and the new UI displays more relevant information about the current HTML element: DOM tree, style properties, HTML code.
A lot of
localisations for Kompozer 0.8 are available too.
How to get Kompozer 0.8 running:* Make sure the package "xulrunner" is installed
* Download the Kompozer 0.8 binaries for Linux
* Extract the archive as root in "/opt/kompozer"
* Now create a new starter at your Gnome main menu or panel with command:
"/opt/kompozer/kompozer".
Friday, 20. February 2009, 21:16:45
web development, css, dreamweaver, gecko
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End of last year i wrote a post about
BlueGriffon a new WYSIWYG web editor and a successor of Kompozer and NVU.
Meanwhile the development goes on and BlueGriffon offers more
CSS support, a
project manager and a
template manager. Besides that
builds for Ubuntu are available too.
Thursday, 19. February 2009, 19:22:36
ajax, javascript, internet explorer, ie
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"Internet Explorer 6 will be SEVEN years old on August 27th. It came out a few weeks before the Twin Towers fell. It came out before the Nintendo GameCube. It came out before the first iPod." Dave Auayan is right with his initiative
"IE Death March". Enough is enough! Please stop using Internet Explorer 6! May update to
Internet Explorer 7 or use alternatives like
Firefox or
Opera.
Sunday, 23. November 2008, 19:05:11
windows, internet explorer, browser, HTML
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After end of August Microsoft barely offers the
secound beta of the Internet Explorer 8 now they answered to the question about "
What’s After Beta 2". The answer is "We will release one more public update of IE8 in the first quarter of 2009". Wow thats really slow! I believe at this time we will have
Firefox 3.1, Opera 9.7 (may
with a better GUI) and a much improved
Webkit/ Safari (and IE 8 is just another beta or RC).
What will be available when IE 8 reaching the final state?
Sunday, 23. November 2008, 17:16:40
firefox, web editor, wysiwyg, web development
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A while
NVU and the unofficial further development branch
Kompozer seems to be the only real WYSIWYG web editors on Linux. With
BlueGriffon the company
Disruptive Innovations (a W3C member too) brings fresh blood into this area. Disruptive Innovations are the developers of the older NVU too. Against the older WYSIWYG web editors BlueGriffon is based on Firefox. At the moment it is
only available via SVN or as
nightly for Windows.
Monday, 3. November 2008, 21:40:47
web development, css, websites, safari
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Besides
Sifr, which is based an JavaScript and Flash, a new method embeding custom on websites poped up:
typeface.js. Basically this method rendering text with Javascript, <canvas> and SVG/ VML. Check out the
examples too. The bad thing about this method is that you can't select and copy text in a easy way
Myslef dreaming about the upcoming
@font-face support included in Firefox 3.1 (and still available in Opera or Webkit (Safari)). May M$ get it ready in IE8 too.
Tuesday, 21. October 2008, 10:31:25
grab, gnome, website, linux
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For a customer of area42 that can't renember about a password for an old server that shut turned off i have to grab the old website as an backup. I renembered in earlier days on Windows i used WinHTTrack and i renembered too that
HTTrack is as a commandline tool available for Linux.
So i was lloking for a GUI and get it as gHTTrack (
grab a Deb package for Ubuntu here).
Ok, the interface of gHTTrack isn't quite nice but it did its job well
You can try the web-based WebHTTrack frontend too. It seems the
Spiderzilla addon for Firefox is dead
Wednesday, 15. October 2008, 12:35:00
web development, css, websites, safari
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For me one of the best features of the upcoming Firefox 3.1 is the support for @font-face. This will bring real typos into the web and let web designers create more cool sites. So now we have @font-face support in
Webkit (Safari),
Gecko (Firefox) and Opera. That's great!
All about the new features of Firefox 3.1 can be found at the
Mozilla Developer Center.
Thursday, 4. September 2008, 09:34:50
internet explorer, web development, css, websites
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After we getting the Beta2 of the Internet Explorer 8 and Googles Chrome Beta now the fight about the fastes browser is opened again. This Time it is now about rendering HTML, this time it is all about JavaScript. 2 Day's Chrome take the throne of speed but the new build of Firefox 3.1 with TracMonkey is very close. Check out that stats:
http://scr3.golem.de/?d=0809/Firefox_TraceMonkey&a=62200Some older performance tests:
http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-performance-rundown/http://scr3.golem.de/?d=0809/Google_Chrome&a=62163Ok you notice the difference between 17866ms of the IE 7 and 1209 of Google Chrome, but can you notice the difference of 200ms? In fact that Google collects so many data, i didn't like the vision that Google collect any step i make at the web.
Friday, 1. August 2008, 14:03:55
web, browser, HTML, css
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After posting a little sneak peak of CSSdev, now i uploaded the final. If you using Gimp 2.5.x you will love this release:
* Now text layers will be exported with additional css styles and it's content
(Gimp 2.5.x is required)
* Layer could now automaticly coped to their content on export
* all changes of CSSdev during the export are grouped to on und step
* Added support for
Redhat's Liberation Fonts 
Read more...
Friday, 25. July 2008, 19:49:53
javascript, web development, css, websites
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Firebug is, besides
Web Developer, one of the best extensions for web development on
Firefox. A week ago Firebug raised from the death and this week another beta update of the 1.2 brunch shipped. A lot of potentials developers formed now the
Firebug Working Group. They got a new member too: Azer Koçulu.
Azer Koçulu is the developer of the JavaScript tool
pi.debugger. He startet now bringing Firebug to The Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera. This port called
Firebug Lite and is now available for download.
Wednesday, 9. July 2008, 09:26:16
webdesign, inspiration, design, web development
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The Smashing Magazine wrotes two interesting articles about Web Form Design Patterns:
Sign-Up Forms Part 1Sign-Up Forms Part 2There is an older article about
creative web forms design too.
Saturday, 5. July 2008, 21:31:59
web development, css, mac os x, websites
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I updated my Linux-Mac-Windows CSS font matching list to support
Redhat's Liberation fonts. Now i have to add this to
CSSdev for Gimp too.
Read more...
Thursday, 3. July 2008, 19:24:05
rich media, ria, web development, HTML
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OpenLaszlo a premier open-source platform for rich internet applications is released as version 4.1. This version brings new features like:
* full support for DHTML/Ajax
* Preliminary support for SWF9 is included
* Over 800 bug fixes
* Significantly improved documentation suite
More about this release can be found in the release announcement of the
Open Laszlo Blog.
Friday, 27. June 2008, 14:20:26
web development, css, websites, gecko
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Wednesday, 25. June 2008, 13:13:46
css, web development, vista, websites
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Looking around the web about an update for my
Linux-Mac-Windows CSS font matching list i found the interesting post
"Are Vista Fonts Ready for the Web?". Windows Vista shipped with
new screen optimized fonts that are only available there and it seems at the moment there aren't equal fonts on the other platforms available.
Tuesday, 24. June 2008, 20:17:17
browser, HTML, css, GIMP
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Whoo-hoo Gimp 2.5.1 rocks and is a real good graphical source for
CSSdev. Here is a little sneak preview of the layered image in Gimp 2.5.1 and the output off CSSdev 0.5 (just CSS and XHTML, noch graphics, no joke, no recoding after):
Those haven't Gimp 2.5.x running yet grab a Debian/ Ubuntu Deb archive of
Gimp 2.5.0 or
Gimp 2.5.1 now.
Sunday, 22. June 2008, 14:23:31
browser, web, HTML, layer
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I'm on it to make the first version of CSSdev really feature rich in its basic features. In 0.4 i added support for font style and font weight for the default font (and later it can be used for text layers too).
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