A very interesting article has been posted over at SoftwareDeveloper.com about using AJAX so that your site isn’t hiding content from the likes of Google : How to : Get Google and AJAX to play nicely.
The article gives some good examples of what to avoid doing and alternative methods to those generally used that will […]
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Using AJAX properly, the way Google likes it
Published 1 year, 2 months ago in Tech, Design, Code and Web. 0 Comments
Google, via it’s evangelist Adam Lasnik is starting to provide SEO classes. As you can see here the seminars are cheap and open to all.
It begs the question about Google asking people to create web sites for people and not for their robots. However, it is true that the best idea is to build your […]
Jeremiah Grossman demonstrates an issue with CSS and visited links which allows sites to verify the sites you have visited prior to theirs.
The issue/bug/vulnerability isn’t new, as comments explain, it was first discovered in 2002 and is well documented here at the seclist.org site.
CSS has a feature that can be abused to exactly […]
I’d had this problem before and it still seems to come back and bite you. Internet Explorer 6 is still going to be around for a while so you can’t just ignore it.
I was at one of my best mates, showing him a personal site I’m working on.
As you can see below the initial state […]
Hacks and phishing, more and more sophisticated
Published 2 years, 1 month ago in Tech, Code, Trend and Business. 0 CommentsAn article on WashingtonPost.com explains how a security flaw in Powerpoint has enabled hackers to infiltrate companies and retrieve vital information in a specific espionage case. It seems that the criminals using this hole in Microsoft PowerPoint wait until Microsoft have just released their security updates, and this is becoming a trend. In the wake […]
This is a demo of how you can create boxes, in this case news feeds, and let the user define where the boxes are placed on the screen. i really like the way the boxes have highlighted areas that you can move them to. Letting users place them anywhere at all just seems a bit […]
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