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Category Archives: Geeky

Using TinyMCE and Scriptaculous

I’ve been doing a lot of TinyMCE [1] and Scriptaculous [2] integration recently and I noticed that they don’t work together very well. I found this article [3] that explains the problem if you call scriptaculous before TinyMCE then TinyMCE won’t load.
[1] What is TinyMCE?
TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor [...]

Posted 02 May 2007 † Gareth Heyes § Tip-web § javascript ‡ Comments (1)

My two favourite word in the English dictionary… DE-FAULT!

Well, no actually, they’re not.
They’re bad, real bad. Whether it be a default font face or default colour, it’ll make the average design sneer. Same goes for a coder. Unfortunately, with CSS, we’re dealt a large hand of default values that different browsers treat slightly differently. I’m looking at you, Internet Explorer.
A good solid [...]

Posted 02 May 2007 † jake § Cascading Style Sheets § Web 2.0 ‡ Comments (1)

What is OpenID and why hasn’t it been setup correctly?

How it works
You place a tag on your blog/website which links to the OpenID server provider. Using this tag the OpenID server confirms that your blog should use authorisation through it’s service. So when you enter your blog into a OpenID enabled web site it will ask for your password on the OpenID provider’s service.
What [...]

Posted 27 March 2007 † Gareth Heyes § OpenID § Security ‡ Comments (5)