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  1. 596 Getting with the style switcher I've always been fascinated with JavaScript-based style switchers, like those at A List Apart and Netscape DevEdge. It's fun to have a (limited) amount of customizability, without having to reload the webpage like those done using server-side scripting.… Web development
  2. 597 Redesigning made easy with "edit styles" bookmarklet I've recently redesigned redemption in a blog, optimizing the CSS and reducing line width for more optimal reading. I did this quickly and painlessly with a gem of a bookmarklet, the 1)s=s.slice(1);while((s[s.length-1]==newline)&&s.length>1)s=s.substr(0,s.length-1);s=s.replace(/@import.*;/ig,function(){return %22/* %22+RegExp.lastMatch+%22 */%22;});return s;}for(var i=0,ss;ss=x.document.styleSheets[i];++i)add(ss);var imports=%22%22,main=%22%22;var… Web development
  3. 598 Web designer article series: A Second Voice Dave Shea has started a new series of articles on Mezzoblue titled "A Second Voice". It is a group effort consisting of web designer specialists in their field, including Usability, Design and Programming. The 1st article on accessibility… Web development
  4. 599 Alphabet != Letter One thing that turns me off is when people (wrongly) use 'alphabet' in place of 'letter'. An alphabet is a collection of letters. 'A', 'b', 'c' are letters. They are not alphabets. Everytime I hear someone say it… Personal
  5. 600 Designing with web standards slides online Jeffrey Zeldman has put up the slides for the Web Design World keynote. For those of you still unfamiliar with Web Standards, the slides (in HTML) would be a pretty good run through of what web standards can… Web development