Monthly Archives: October 2010

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One of our clients wants their website to print out on paper the way it looks on screen. I need to develop custom css for printing. So after my main css is called, I add the call to the conditional … Continue reading →

Unheard of! right?? Tonight I couldn’t upload any attachments to my Gmail emails, and there was a message in the sidebar stating that they’re having tech problems and chat is down. Guess all you Gmail users should get Omniweb.com accounts … Continue reading →

Wow since changing my ssh ports to non-default, and adding Mollom to filter out bogus user registrations, I’m getting a lot less junk in my mail box.

I’m looking into the WordPress Thesis theme today and finding many interesting articles on the business & politics behind the thesis theme: http://successcreeations.com/1838/has-thesis-developer-chris-pearson-torpedoed-his-business/ http://trishussey.com/2010/07/15/wordpress-thesis-gpl-and-premium-themes/ Do I really want to do it? Well, I’m going to do some R&D over here … Continue reading →

Last night I deleted about 300 spam comments from a drupal site I maintain for a friend. If that had been a month’s worth I might not have minded, but those were all submitted yesterday, the vast majority by a … Continue reading →

I needed to disable a button onclick and used the code from this guy, Dave Taylor: I wonder if this is any good?

Seeing if I can get a USB webcam to work with my garage CentOS desktop. Maybe I need to install a kernel module for this GSPCA main driver business. Trying to follow this page http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/BuildingKernelModules and getting into some kernel … Continue reading →

Just noticed omniweb.com is broken in firefox on linux… why? Another challenge for another day: this is why. So, based on what fonts are available, it seems like the character widths of the fonts chosen when you specify ‘font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; … Continue reading →

Last night I set up a drupal multi site installation: Site1: drupal.omniweb.com Site2. www.thousandoakswebhosting.com Served from the same folder… pretty tricky.