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CSS Image Techniques

06 Oct 2009

Websites always need good looking images and there are many ways a designer can make them look good. A problem I commonly run into is that when I have built a website with a CMS, when I hand the site over to the client they want to update the imagery, but can’t get it to [...]

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Posted by Michael Raffaele in CSS, Tutorials | Permalink

Detect The End of FLV (AS2)

29 Jul 2009

Since version 8, Flash has continued to include a wicked import video feature which allows anybody to compress AVI’s to FLV’s and control the output using a standard web video player format. Also provided are a few different skins for the author to choose from. This component is very quick and useful and above all, [...]

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Posted by Michael Raffaele in Flash/Actionscript, Tutorials | Permalink

More Useful HTACCESS Scripts

18 Jun 2009

In the previous article I was rambling about 301 redirects using a .htaccess file. In this article I will show a couple of other very useful htacess scripts that have been helpful in my time as a website designer.
First.
The following script will 301 redirect from a non WWW to a WWW. Meaning if you enter [...]

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Posted by Michael Raffaele in Tutorials, Website Design | Permalink

Htaccess 301 Redirects

15 Jun 2009

Working for a high end Search Engine Optmisation (SEO) and Melbourne Web Design company has taught me many useful things that I need to take into consideration when developing an entirely new web site or modifying an existing one.
In the past when I had deleted a page on a website for one reason or another, [...]

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Quick Automatic PHP Mailer

05 Jun 2009

I am not a web developer, nor do I pretend to be, but as a web designer I do like to dabble. I have built up quite a range of useful scripts that I have written and I continually use over and again.
A very useful and simple script, commonly used by myself, is an automatic [...]

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Posted by Michael Raffaele in PHP, Tutorials, Website Development | Permalink