Still using w3schools? Go to http://xhtml.com/en/xhtml/reference/ and http://xhtml.com/en/css/reference/ !

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A handful of commentaries and links to Ajax image galleries scripts, including Slimbox [lightbox] and Mootools.

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5 easy steps to get rid of the annoying line-spacing bug on your Blogger blog.

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Getting closer to finishing your first wordpress theme. However there
’s one important thing left - sidebar. That’s right, every blog needs a well organized and user-friendly navigation. It’s actually pretty simple. We just need to call few wordpress functions and add few lines to the stylesheet
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This is a Quick Tip on how to connect to a MySQL database using Perl. Even though many other languages are sneaking their way onto Perl’s turf. There is still a great demand for Perl on the web, so don’t forget one of it’s primary uses. Here’s the code:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use DBI;

$database = “DATABASENAME”;
$hostname = “db.DOMAIN”;
$port = “3306″;
$username = “USERNAME”;
$password = ‘PASSWORD’;

$dsn = “DBI:mysql:database=$database;host=$hostname;port=$port”;

$dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $username, $password) or die(”Could not connect!”);

$dbh->disconnect;

First we have to tell perl to use the DBI module. Define our variables. Then define the database information. Finally we’re able to connect to our database. This could be done in one line, but you’ll find that most people prefer to connect their scripts this way for clarity. That’s all. Thanks for reading…