Coda currently does not have a way to export sites like in Transmit. But there is a way to save your settings if you need to migrate your data from one computer to another. You will need to save a file from your preferences folder.
Save the file:
~/Library/Preferences/com.panic.Coda.plist
~/ is your user name root
This info was originally found at: Google Groups | Coda User
In my last article I wrote about how to control IE and really take advantage of css.
The web is looking brighter ahead. With the departure of ie6 (eventually), the introduction of advanced css techniques with css3, and full support for transparent pngs, web design will be even more exciting than it has ever been. With a lot of limitations gone, perhaps it will become a ever-more-popular field of study for the next generation of designers.
Enough headaches. IE6 will thankfully be something we will no long have to worry about. With IE6 finally gone we can finally do some cool things with png’s, not to mention make development time for css much more smoother.
I know all of this has been written before, but this post has the best of the best in combating the ie6 and ie7 css issues.
I found an article that explains that this line of code can crash ie6:
< style >*{position:relative}< /style >< table >< input >< /table >
I have not tried this out. But I have one question: What in the hell was this guy doing to discover this? Either some really bad code or his page was fragmented some how.
This lightweight javascript library forces internet explorer 6 to accept a number of css selectors that standards-compliant browser allow.
ICANN voted to allow custom TLD’s ( Top-level Domains). Vista is unrelated, but you get the picture. This happened back in June. Looks like they could cost anywhere from $50,000+ or $100,000+ . Now anyone with enough money and resources can create their own custom domain extension. You can see where this can get very chaotic especially for company branding. This forces companies to register these before cyber-squatters get to them. I just don’t know about this. It’s not like an average person can afford these.
Wordpress Logos
Wordpress recently placed all of their logos, buttons and color palettes online available to download. These are the full vector Wordpress logos. Something you don’t see everyday.
View the Official Wordpress Logos page
A List Apart Annual Survey
A List Apart is conducting its annual survey for web professionals. It’s about 38 questions long. If you care about the checking the results out, take the survey.
From one of my favorite web designers- slides from Jeff Croft’s speech at the the 2007 webmaster jam session.
I have to admit I’m biased when it comes to jQuery. Let’s face it, write less, do more, it’s as easy as that. if you’re a CSS coder or designer, jQuery is awesome. It’ feels natural calling a class name or an id just the way you would writing a css rule. There is really no excuse not to add behavior to your site, expecially since the advent of jQuery.
jQuery Widget
So I have been building this large list of jQuery links for sometime now and it will continue to be updated on my urls section. But here it is:
Recently I had an issue trying to get a certain favicon to show up in IE7. It turns out the favicon.ico file I was using was not valid! Now I can’t remember where I generated it from, there are a number of sites out there. So here’s the steps you need to take to create a working favicon in ie7 and other modern browsers.
To set up a favicon on your site:
