Sometimes you just need to build a website from scratch. However, trying to get your HTML & CSS code to display correctly in the plethora of browsers in use today can be a nightmare. Thrown in the netbooks, mobile devices and tablets with touchscreens, and you'll think you'll be up all night pushing bits and pixels around. Fret not, here's a solution.
In this post is the function I wrote to calculate APR based on some formulas I found. One of my requirements was that this formula needed to produce exactly the same result as the Excel RATE function that I frequently encountered while trying to find an APR function.
Ryan Deiss recently released an update to to his original information product "43 Split Tests", calling it 43 Split Tests v2.0 Updated for 2010. In it, Ryan reveals the results of many Split Tests that were performed and determined to increase the conversion rate of potential clients visiting your website or reading your emails and print ads. Here's my review of this product.
I've never liked the standard implementation almost every site uses to select your State or Province in a web form. Selecting one out of 50 or more items from your traditional dropdown list is a pain in the butt. This morning, I've come across a simple and elegant solution that I'd like to share with you.
This post will cover how to integrate Alex Gorbatchev's excellent SyntaxHighlighter javascript tool so that any code snippets you include in your blog post will by nicely formatted with line numbers, color-coding and more. This is also known as pretty-printing your source code.
Tue, November 2, 2010 at 10:12 PM