A random particle generator built with pure javascript & CSS. Gives you the ability to change the size, velocity and frame rate of the particles. 

This is a simple jQuery carousel slider that I use quite often in my projects, it's the most basic version and a great starting point if you want to learn how to use animation with jQuery.

With this slider you'll be able to easily change the dimensions, animation times, and choose custom classes/id's for the container and slides (handy for applying to existing html).

When using the native built in version of Apache in Lion OS X you won't have write permissions unless you change the User and Group settings in apache's httpd.conf file. Here are some quick instructions on how to achieve that.

I've recently designed a template system, and wanted to make it as easy as possible for the designers to enter values into PHP functions. So I wrote a little function to allow a CSS style string to be converted into an array.

The PHP microtime() function returns the current Unix timestamp in microseconds.

microtime() returns a string and alternatively microtime(true) returns a float.

This is a short  and relatively simple tutorial with some useful php functions to generate unique random alphanumeric codes. These can be useful for generating url codes, like the ones featured in bit.ly, tinyurl, youtube etc.

These php functions allow you to create as many codes as you like with the characters you chose. It also lets you add in your existing codes so that you don't get duplicates.

If you're looking to write some custom code with yootheme's zoo then you'll probably be wondering how to access all the data in those dynamic fields you created through their lovely admin user interface. If you look in the jos_zoo_item table in your database you'll see a column called elements. If you look at the contents you'll see that majority of your zoo items data is stored in there as XML.

Pretty simple but pretty handy too! Here's a short tutorial to generate the current year in your footer's copyright declaration. It also detects if the the site has been running for less than a year to avoid the date printing out like this © 2011-2011 rather than just this © 2011.

Example: Your Company Name © 2010-2011 All Rights Reserved.

This is a simple tutorial that teaches you how to create a full screen background image for any sized screen or browser window using pure css code.

This method is cross-browser compatible and doesn't require any javascript or flash.

In the past I've used a joomla plugin called Title Manager. However I've noticed that it isn't as flexible as it should be.

So I've come up with some code that gives you the ability to name your front page title & append your desired description to all other titles. This is essential for SEO.