The default interface for Mail signatures allows you to do rich text signatures using the fonts and colors palette. You can even drag an image into the compose signature window and it will be included in every email as an attachment. This is fine for most people, but attachments should be just that, an attachment [...]

Check out Patrick Fitzgerald’s tutorial, Learn CSS Positioning in Ten Steps. A comprehensive guide to one of the most important elements of CSS, positioning. Link: barelyfitz.com

This actually makes a lot of sense. Very cool stuff WordPress has been supporting through XFN links. Designed for humans first and machines second, microformats are a set of simple, open data formats built upon existing and widely adopted standards. Link: Microformats.org

For those of you wondering how I got the heart in the post title “I ♥ Prints“, I have created my own cheat sheet of special characters for this purpose. WordPress supports special characters, but it falls victim of it’s own attempt to fix and correct things. It is possible write special characters in all [...]

The unsung hero of web 2.0 has truly been Javascript. Just when it seemed that Javascript’s own weaknesses was starting to make it obsolete, it found new life in the web 2.0 realm through AJAX. Oddly enough it has not been because of a radically new version of Javascrip, it is the same old javascript. [...]

This is my latest Apple Swag, a nice black t-shirt with grey words that say ‘I visited the Mothership’, courtesy of my friend George Ariola. Previously he was product manager of Adobe GoLive but now is a technologist at Apple. He was in town last week and we met at the jewish deli and L.A. [...]

Most people I know don’t know that iPhoto can be tagged with keywords. Or if they do they don’t know how to use them. They’re not to blame, iPhoto has always had an awkward implementation of keywords. iPhoto 06 improves on keywords but they are still confusing to most users I know. So here’s a [...]

The first Beta version of WordPress 2.0 (previously known as 1.6) is out. I just downloaded it and I’m testing it locally to see what’s new, broken etc since it’s still in beta. The interface is much leaner now and it’s sporting a new RichText editor with a global image uploader and browser that requires [...]

Amy Ahoy‘s crash course in Web 2.0 Basics Link: Web 2.0 Presentation Slides

The CSS Shorthand Guide by Dustin Diaz. A nice addition to any web developer’s arsenal.