Here’s a more technical but quicker way to get almost any GTK+ program, not just Pidgin or GIMP, to follow the same GTK+ engine on Windows. One comment. Read the complete article »
Topic: Tutorials
The following posts are filed under Tutorials.
This tutorial, complete with screenshots, shows you how I got both Pidgin and GIMP on Windows to honor the theme I choose in the GTK+ theme selector applet. Now, may the frustration of interface inconsistencies end! One comment. Read the complete article »
Since NOVALISTIC’s tutorial section is more than halfway there (I know I’m slow, but whatever), I don’t wish to write anymore tutorials for blog.NOVALISTIC. Well, there are two unfinished tutorials. I might finish the one on PHP loops and publish it either later today or tomorrow or some other day before the end of 2007.
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As I’d promised, today I’ll teach you how to create your own functions to assist you in your programming.
It’s pretty simple, but some people might not be able to grasp the concept so I’ll try to make things clear for everyone On to the tutorial! Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
PHP functions
Sep 15
Today we’re going to look at what most programmers call functions.
A function is what you call in your program to tell it to perform a series of smaller actions, like echo(), substr(), mysql_query(), or your very own functions like calculate_age() or bake_cookies() (which we will learn how to create in the next tutorial).
I’ll be explaining [...] Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
I was just messing around with PHP and the very promising web application framework CodeIgniter, which I’m using to develop NOVALISTIC 3.0, and I encountered a funny parse error listed below:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM in D:\NOVALISTIC\3.0\ci\system\application\views\header.php on line 10
The first thing I (obviously and intuitively) did, was search PHP Bugs for the string [...] Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
Ever wondered what the hell the major difference between XHTML 1.0 and XHTML 1.1 is?
Never you mind those Transitional, Strict and Frameset DTDs for XHTML 1.0, but let’s consider these two version numbers. What made the dudes at W3C devise XHTML 1.1? Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
I reckon you’ve seen them before: fading corners. As frames, boxes, headers, etc — they serve a nice purpose. The fade gives a sense of softness yet a sense of depth.
Many a Google search failed to bring any tutorials except a resource. That resource wasn’t enough because I needed a custom-made fading corner. Messing with [...] Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
I’m getting really lazy writing all these beginner PHP tutorials, so this will either be my second last or last one. I’ll be sporadically and scarcely covering some other functions along with this tutorial, but I assure you that I’ll probably post more beginner tutorials when NOVALISTIC 3.0 is up. I’ll only get motivation from [...] Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
Everyone knows that the W3C stated that we should never expand boxes even if there are other elements wider/higher than themselves, but IE6 just wouldn’t listen. It thinks it’s being civil but in reality it just destroys a layout. This bug has been known for half a decade but there haven’t been perfect fixes. My [...] Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
