So last weekend I installed PHP5 on my server, to finally be able to do some new stuff, and this, it seemed, created some trouble with my SEO scripts that used NUSOAP. What is the problem? Well it’s easy: PHP5 has a soapclient built in, and this causes trouble :).

The IE blog recently announced that Internet Explorer 7 will be available for users in a few weeks time, delivering it to user via automatic update a few weeks later. This gives you a few weeks to make sure your sites are rendered correctly in the browser that a major part of your users will [...]

As you can see, or if you’re reading this from a feed, you should see, this site has had a redesign. The new layout has a fully intended web2.0 feel to it, with improved readability as one of the main enhancements. I’ve added some other stuff as well, for instance: the blog now supports gravatars. [...]

Once every so often, you find a new site with some nice website tools and tutorials. If you’re doing anything related to the web, you need tools, and you probably need web based ones as well, and this site offers some cool ones. A lot of webmasters earn their money using ads, so Google AdSense [...]

Or none of it… The longer i work in this business, the more i feel you can either do it all, or do nothing at all, because you need to have a pretty good knowledge of say, webdesign, to do SEO, or of SEO to do e-commerce or… etc. etc .etc. Some companies do it [...]

Vendorseek has a funny way of connecting web designers and clients for web design services… Maybe i should sign up for the other end of it too :). Seriously, i’ve seen occasions were people pay way to much for web design services, this is a nice solution for it.

The intention of most people who decide to create a new website is to create a steady source of income for themselves. So some people may wonder why they should spend some of their budget on paying someone else to design and create their websites. The truth is that there are many reasons why having [...]

My table sorting javascript has been updated slightly. It now supports sorting of €x.xxx amounts, where it didn’t support the € sign first, and it now supports the xx.xx.xxxx date format.

I moved over my CSS3 section to it’s own domain, since it seemd as though my site was slowly becoming a wrapper around those pages. It’s now on www.css3.info, which in my humble opinion was the best URL i could have gotten for it. Feel free to digg, bookmark or link it, and give any [...]

There’s a new feature in the WebKit nightlies: media queries. Media queries allow you to “query” the user agent for some of it’s specifics right from within the CSS, and match your CSS to that. I have a media queries page in my CSS3 section, which shows some examples of it’s use. One of the [...]