AJAX Cache Key Invalidation Plugin
Just took the time to create and implement the smartest WordPress cache solution of all time. If your server is able to use cookies for cache keys, I can send you a copy of the plugin to try it out.
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CSS @Imports Suck
I have never used them, and here is why you shouldn’t use CSS @imports too. Via Monday By Noon.
Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) Video Tutorials
The authors of PHPDeveloperBlog.com (currently unavailable) have put up two introductory screencasts on how to get started with Eclipse PDT: Part 1 and Part 2. (via pup.lv)
How to Create Beautiful and Elegant HTML Lists Using CSS
HTML list have become one of the most used HTML elements for marking-up various semantic content structures — navigation, comments and even image galleries.
This article will explain and show you how to style lists inside blog posts, articles or other basic HTML documents.
Before we start, it is necessary to understand the importance of using specific HTML tags <ul> and <ol>, instead of simple numbering (like 1., 2. or •, ») for building lists. By applying content a semantic structure, we emphasize the relationships between different content elements. In case of lists we are able to imply that there is a certain relationship between all of the list members, which is possibly described by the paragraph introducing the list. It also helps screen reader users for whom the total number of items is announced before the rest of the list. Read more »
Suggestions for writing flexible and usable plugin
After the release of Custom Function Widgets plugin I also wrote about it in the WordPress support forum. Fellow forum contributor Otto42 (author of a very similar plugin: ExecPHP) had very interesting things to say regarding the plugin development in general. Really worth reading and discussing.