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Quick Reference: Google Advanced Operators – a nice cheat sheet of advanced search operators for Google. This cheat sheet is a part of the GoogleGuide, a comprehensive guide to help you search more effectively.
The Open ClipArt Library is a repository or vector clipart. The clipart is free to use and you can submit your own artwork for others to use. Looking for photos instead? Try YotoPhoto.
Andy Budd has a new presentation on media2005/">Making the Jump to Tableless Design. I think this would be helpful for anyone trying to create a newsletter layout. A terrific article to study when you’re working on lesson 7 of the XHTML book.
Speaking of CSS I came across this list of CSS links at the CSS Help Pile. These are Scribble links; Scribble is another free, online bookmarking system that looks rather interesting.
If you haven’t seen them already, the CSS Zen Garden has six new designs. CSS Import is another great site to visit for inspiration.
There are 56 new resources at the Essential Bookmarks for Web Designers and Developers.
StatCounter is a free, invisible web site counter with statistics. The free account will only track the last 100 visitors, but the statistical information provided is quite comprehensive.
xtort is a freeware site. Lots of goodies here!
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June 14th, 2005 at 7:02 pm
Hmm. Your stat counter is popping up a JavaScript warning on Firefox here:
“assignment to undeclared variable sc_date”
June 14th, 2005 at 8:47 pm
I can’t replicate this error on either of my machines at home in Firefox, IE, or Opera. I will have to check tomorrow at school.
I checked the JavaScript Console and the only errors that it displayed were from Wise-Women.org (I had their site open at the same time).
I also searched the StatCounter site for this error, but was unable to find any information.
June 14th, 2005 at 8:51 pm
Do you have strict warnings enabled in your browser by any chance? Unfortunately, I am not able to edit the external javascript file since it is housed on the StatCounter site.
June 15th, 2005 at 2:52 pm
Yes I do. I have been debugging some of my own JavaScript. I had a similar warning and saw problems because of it. But if the script is not accessible, there’s not a lot you can do …