Monday, 16 May 2011
Phoca Gallery
This extremely popular and efficient Joomla photo gallery solution has a bunch of cool features that will make your photo gallery simply perfect. Lightboxes, slideshows, shadowbox effects and many other wonderful options are available with using Phoca Gallery.
Friday, 22 April 2011
Using @import To Call Your CSS File(s)
The "@import" rule was introduced due to Netscape Navigator 4.x
As Netscape at the time did not support all of the CSS syntax that was available there were always problems with layouts not working correctly in their browser. A workaround was introduced using the "@import" rule. The idea behind this rule is to create two seperate CSS files, one which included CSS syntax that was understandable by all browsers and one that had the CSS syntax in it that wasnt understood by the Netscape Navigator.
As the "@import" rule was not readable for NN4.x it overlooked the code and read only the standard rules that were provided.
The example below shows how this would work:
Example:
HTML CODE:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="EN" dir="ltr">
<head>
<title>Using @import</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="default.css" type="text/css" />
<style type="text/css">
@import url("notnn4.css");
</style>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
In our example you can see that we are using both the "External CSS" function and a modified "Embedded CSS" function.
We call our "default.css" file via the "external CSS" function and our style sheet that has information in it that is not correctly implemented by NN4.x is called via the "embedded CSS" function.
If you dont need or you want to ignore the NN4.x browser then you can either use the standard <link> tag to access your style sheet or you can use the "@import" rule to bring in your style sheet(s).
As Netscape at the time did not support all of the CSS syntax that was available there were always problems with layouts not working correctly in their browser. A workaround was introduced using the "@import" rule. The idea behind this rule is to create two seperate CSS files, one which included CSS syntax that was understandable by all browsers and one that had the CSS syntax in it that wasnt understood by the Netscape Navigator.
As the "@import" rule was not readable for NN4.x it overlooked the code and read only the standard rules that were provided.
The example below shows how this would work:
Example:
HTML CODE:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="EN" dir="ltr">
<head>
<title>Using @import</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="default.css" type="text/css" />
<style type="text/css">
@import url("notnn4.css");
</style>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
In our example you can see that we are using both the "External CSS" function and a modified "Embedded CSS" function.
We call our "default.css" file via the "external CSS" function and our style sheet that has information in it that is not correctly implemented by NN4.x is called via the "embedded CSS" function.
If you dont need or you want to ignore the NN4.x browser then you can either use the standard <link> tag to access your style sheet or you can use the "@import" rule to bring in your style sheet(s).
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Wednesday, 23 February 2011
Samsung Electronics To Launch New Ultra-Thin Notebook PC Globally
SEOUL (Dow Jones)--Samsung Electronics Co. (005930.SE) will launch its ultra-thin notebook computer, dubbed the Notebook 9 Series, on the global market in March, in its latest attempt to have greater presence in the smaller-computer segment and compete with global rivals, such as Apple Inc.'s (AAPL) MacBook Air.
Samsung said it is aiming for more than a 5% share of the global notebook computer market this year.
"Last year, we saw only a 5% share of the global notebook PC market. But this year, we target to grab a much higher share than that," said Nam Seong-woo, executive vice-president of Samsung Electronics' IT solutions business.
The company launched its Notebook 9 Series in the South Korean market on Thursday and said the notebook computer will be sold globally, including U.S., Europe and other Asian markets, starting March. The 13.3-inch-screen notebook computer, which runs on Intel's core processor, weighs 1.31 kilograms and is 16.3 millimeters thick, and will sell for KRW2.49 million (US$2,215.3) each.
The company also plans to launch an 11-inch notebook computer in March.
Samsung said the notebook computer will have a battery life of up to more than seven hours, and will be made of a material called duralumin, which it said is twice as strong as aluminum and is used in advanced aircraft design.
Nam said, however, that the growing demand for tablet devices, such as Apple's iPad and Research in Motion Ltd.'s (RIMM) PlayBook, won't hurt its sales if its newest ultra-thin notebook computer offering.
"Some say that the (notebook PC) market has stalled in the wake of explosive demand for tablet devices, but I don't think tablets will cannibalize the (notebook PC) space, but would rather boost mobile PC demand further," said Nam.
"We will chiefly target the premium notebook PC market with the latest model."
source. http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110223-720272.html
Samsung said it is aiming for more than a 5% share of the global notebook computer market this year.
"Last year, we saw only a 5% share of the global notebook PC market. But this year, we target to grab a much higher share than that," said Nam Seong-woo, executive vice-president of Samsung Electronics' IT solutions business.
The company launched its Notebook 9 Series in the South Korean market on Thursday and said the notebook computer will be sold globally, including U.S., Europe and other Asian markets, starting March. The 13.3-inch-screen notebook computer, which runs on Intel's core processor, weighs 1.31 kilograms and is 16.3 millimeters thick, and will sell for KRW2.49 million (US$2,215.3) each.
The company also plans to launch an 11-inch notebook computer in March.
Samsung said the notebook computer will have a battery life of up to more than seven hours, and will be made of a material called duralumin, which it said is twice as strong as aluminum and is used in advanced aircraft design.
Nam said, however, that the growing demand for tablet devices, such as Apple's iPad and Research in Motion Ltd.'s (RIMM) PlayBook, won't hurt its sales if its newest ultra-thin notebook computer offering.
"Some say that the (notebook PC) market has stalled in the wake of explosive demand for tablet devices, but I don't think tablets will cannibalize the (notebook PC) space, but would rather boost mobile PC demand further," said Nam.
"We will chiefly target the premium notebook PC market with the latest model."
source. http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110223-720272.html
Monday, 21 February 2011
The new Shanghai Apple store gets even bigger
Apple says the new store is not only set to be the newest venue as part of Apple’s expansion into China, but also the largest.
Beijing Youth Daily interviewed Apple's senior vice-president of retail Ron Johnson. In the interview, Johnson confirmed that the new Shanghai Apple store would open around the summer.
We’re tempted to agree with Shanghaiist and ask, “Does Shanghai really need three Apple Stores?” But, judging by the wait time at the two current Genius Bars (already some of the world's largest in their own right), we’d say the answer to that is a resounding “Yes.”
According to MIC Gadget, the store will be five levels, containing mainly retail space, with offices on the upper floors.
China Realtime Report notes that Chinese Apple Stores are big business for the company, averaging 40,000 visitors per day -- that's more than four times the traffic of Apple's U.S. stores.
Apple's China stores brought in a reported US$2.6 billion last quarter. The best numbers from any of their stores worldwide.
Looks like come summer, Apple will be one step closer to its goal of 25 China Apple stores by the end
Read more: The new Shanghai Apple store gets even bigger | CNNGo.com http://www.cnngo.com/shanghai/shop/new-shanghai-apple-store-will-gets-even-bigger-864269#ixzz1EfSWNNZx
source. http://www.cnngo.com/shanghai/shop/new-shanghai-apple-store-will-gets-even-bigger-864269
Beijing Youth Daily interviewed Apple's senior vice-president of retail Ron Johnson. In the interview, Johnson confirmed that the new Shanghai Apple store would open around the summer.
We’re tempted to agree with Shanghaiist and ask, “Does Shanghai really need three Apple Stores?” But, judging by the wait time at the two current Genius Bars (already some of the world's largest in their own right), we’d say the answer to that is a resounding “Yes.”
According to MIC Gadget, the store will be five levels, containing mainly retail space, with offices on the upper floors.
China Realtime Report notes that Chinese Apple Stores are big business for the company, averaging 40,000 visitors per day -- that's more than four times the traffic of Apple's U.S. stores.
Apple's China stores brought in a reported US$2.6 billion last quarter. The best numbers from any of their stores worldwide.
Looks like come summer, Apple will be one step closer to its goal of 25 China Apple stores by the end
Read more: The new Shanghai Apple store gets even bigger | CNNGo.com http://www.cnngo.com/shanghai/shop/new-shanghai-apple-store-will-gets-even-bigger-864269#ixzz1EfSWNNZx
source. http://www.cnngo.com/shanghai/shop/new-shanghai-apple-store-will-gets-even-bigger-864269
Wednesday, 16 February 2011
A web developer may pay more attention
A web developer may pay more attention to how a page looks while neglecting other copywriting and search engine optimization functions such as the readability of text, the ease of navigating the site, or how easily the visitors are going to find the site. As a result, the designers may end up in disputes where some want more decorative graphics at the expense of keyword-rich text, bullet lists, and text links. Assuming a false dichotomy that form and function are mutually exclusive overlooks the possibility of integrating multiple disciplines for a collaborative and synergistic solution. In many cases form follows function. Because some graphics serve communication purposes in addition to aesthetics, how well a site works may depend on the graphic design ideas as well as the professional writing considerations.
When using a lot of graphics, or sending a lot of instructions to the end client computer, a web page may load slowly, often irritating the user. This has become less of a problem as the internet has evolved with high-speed internet and the use of vector graphics. However there is still an ongoing engineering challenge to increase bandwidth and an artistic challenge to minimize the amount of graphics and their file sizes. This challenge is compounded since increased bandwidth encourages more graphics with larger file sizes.
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When using a lot of graphics, or sending a lot of instructions to the end client computer, a web page may load slowly, often irritating the user. This has become less of a problem as the internet has evolved with high-speed internet and the use of vector graphics. However there is still an ongoing engineering challenge to increase bandwidth and an artistic challenge to minimize the amount of graphics and their file sizes. This challenge is compounded since increased bandwidth encourages more graphics with larger file sizes.
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