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Thursday, March 31st, 2011
TweetUsing PHP variables in your CSS can add interest and interactivity, and you can even personalise colour schemes for individual visitors: let people choose their own CSS styles when they have logged in, or change the colours and images based on the weather or the time of day! This is a very simple PHP random [...]
Tags: colour, colour array, colour picker, colour schemes, content type, css, css file, css styles, geek, hex codes, interactivity, PHP, php echo, php function, php header, php variables, rainbow colours, random values, session variables
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Monday, March 28th, 2011
TweetAfter my first jQuery video popover, I was asked to make a page with four separate popovers, each with its own video. This presented me with two issues. Hard-coding the hidden content into the html would be clunky and slow down the page loading. The site was to be used by 4 people, who may want [...]
Tags: admin account, ajax, css, DHTML, editable, element, event id, hidden content, jQuery, logins, PHP, php script, popovers, relevant post, video content, video files, web development, youtube video
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Monday, February 21st, 2011
TweetPHP is an Interpreted Server-Side Language. This means that the code is never sent to a browser. It “lives” entirely on the server. The server reads through any PHP that it encounters in a document, and works out what the result should be. A document containing PHP is normally has the extension .php, however it is possible [...]
Tags: browser window, client browser, concepts, direct access, hacker, htaccess file, html document, hypertext preprocessor, increased security, mouse movements, PHP, php script, scripting, server side language, vulnerability, web development, web page
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