These three tricks for manipulating the keys and values of WordPress Custom Fields produce some very interesting results.
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Tips for securing your WordPress blog include hiding the version of WordPress you’re using and using a secret key to protect your authentication information.
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The Dojo Framework can be extended to write your own widgets, going beyond the pre-defined widget designs of Dojo’s out-of-the-box Dijit and Dojox controls.
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Learn a Java internationalization mechanism that allows you to add a new localization without modifying application code using a MySQL database-driven ResourceBundleControl.
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The Java SE platform allows you to adapt (localize) your applications to various languages and regions easily, cost-effectively, and without having to re-engineer the software.
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Meeplace is a business review script and content management system that you can install to turn your site into a professional review site, similar to sites like Yelp.
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Scott Clark was lucky enough to get a sneak peek at vBulletin 4.0 Publishing Suite, which is a big step up from an ordinary discussion forum; in fact, it’s a complete publishing system. Learn about the main features and find out why Scott gives it a thumbs up.
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This chapter provides you with an overview and introduction to the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC framework. The goal of this chapter is to explain why you should build web applications using ASP.NET MVC.
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Rated Five Stars at Amazon.com since the day it was published, “Taking Your Talent to the Web” is now a free downloadable book from zeldman.com
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This sticky footer solution is working in all major browsers, including Google Chrome!. It works with floated 2-column layouts and we don’t get overlap in resized browser windows unlike older solutions you find when you Google sticky footer. And you don’t need an empty push div.
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Standard Screen Patterns: 12 patterns w/100 examples
Essential Controls: 30 controls for RIA design and development
Components for Commonly Requested Features: 15 patterns and examples
Interaction Principles: 6 principles w/70 patterns
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Capsize Designs combines good points of most popular css frameworks: 960.gs, Blueprint, LogiCSS, YAML, Elements, YUI, and Boilerplate
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Many Web sites want to control who has access to what. There are many situations where access control is appropriate, and they can easily become very complex. Here we look at the most highly regarded model

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This week you’ll learn about the individual building blocks of Ajax and how they fit together to form the architecture of an Ajax application. Later on, you’ll examine these components in more detail, finally assembling them into a working Ajax application. By Phil Ballard and Michael Moncur. 1013
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The number one change in this release is support for OpenID. Other enhancements include: HTML Header/Footer Templates, Article Locking, Support for Unique Display Names, Visitor CAPTCHA Bypass, User E-mails in Comments and more. By Dan Ragle. 0723
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