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We’ve all come across pagination, from using google to browsing amazon you’ll have seen pagination before. It’s the numbered pages at the bottom of a given page to paginate the results into multiple pages.

Can someone explain to me why a designer thinks that he can just ignore what a website looks like in Internet Explorer? Hey – if you want to boycott IE on your personal site, more power to you. But the reality is that IE6 exists and it doesn’t support PNGs and a bunch of other stuff that would be helpful.

There has been alot of interest in the BBPress theme, Crystal – so I went ahead and improved-slash-updated it for the current version of BBPress, “Desmond” version 0.8. I fixed the issues with cross-browser compatibility and the code now validates. And no more bugs (that I can see).

I have been testing the new gmail “google apps for your domain” service for some months now with great results. Although, when I first switched over, the service was down for a day or so and I panicked. Mail was being returned to senders and I thought I had made a big mistake.

I have been dreading the thought of “upgrading” to Internet Explorer 7 for the simple fact that I need to know what my CSS design looks like in IE6 too?!

The shadow/highlight tool adjusts shadows and highlights in photos better and easier than any other tool. Still using “Levels” and “Brightness/Contrast” to adjust images? Check out this tool in action.

hi all-

My name is Warren Cardinal. I am a web developer in Austin Texas.

err… I just bought the site 33rockers.com from Karthik (he is 17, btw – for those of you who asked).

Well Here is a chance for many bloggers like me who hardly make anything in return to their blogging efforts.. I recently found this site called ReviewMe. Its basically an improvement of sorts over PayPerPost. It pays out much better because you get paid about $20 to $1000. My blogs price Has been set to $60 but they take up half of it, So I get only $30 for every review I write.. This could well turn out to be a residual income for me..

One of the driving forces of entrepreneurs is the insatiable need for traffic. Do you stay awake at night wondering how you can get more traffic to your website? Most online business owners do!

One topic of debate that has gained attention in the blogging community is the choice between using full or partial RSS feeds. For the uninitiated, RSS (RDF Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication) is a set of web feed configurations that are spelled out in XML code.