Author Archives: Adam Hopkinson
Sharpen an image using PHP and GD
PHP and GD can be used to sharpen images on the fly – read on to find out how.
ZooPHP – a PHP wrapper for Zootool
Zootool is fast becoming the most practical and funkiest way to bookmark online. With the recent addition of an API, I’ve created a PHP wrapper to ease embedding of Zootool data.
Firefox Themes causing out of position pixels
That Web Guy had a problem with a design not being pixel perfect – only it turned out to be down to the theme he was using in Firefox. Bug?
Google Reader adds filters to ‘Mark as Read’
Feed subscribers can now declare partial feedreader bankruptcy thanks to an update to Google Reader.
Orbicule and MobileMe to overlap functionality
In a post on forthcoming OS support for Orbicule, support for sending a message to an iphone and remotely playing a noise is mentioned. With the recent release of iPhone OS 3.0, these are the major selling factors Apple is … Continue reading
WordPress plugin: External Files
External Files is a WordPress plugin which allows authors to insert code snippets from a file or url and automatically syntax highlights the code. Authors can specify the lines to show (or show the whole file/url) and override the automatic … Continue reading
WordPress Plugin: Feed Extensions
Feed Extensions is a new plugin that allows you to add a footer to the end of each post in your feed. The content can be added via the settings page (under Settings ยป RSS Extensions) and comes with a … Continue reading
Add an address lookup to your web forms – Part 1
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to add an inline address lookup to your web forms using the PostcodeAnywhere webservice and the Yahoo! Connection Manager.
Feed readers for OSX
It’s been a week since I bought my first Mac, and i’m starting to install software that I knew I could only manage a week without – the first of which is a feedreader. I use Newsgator online and therefore … Continue reading
Windows-based Macs without OSX
I was reading an article by Sam Gerstenzang entitled ‘Why Boot Camp is the Beginning of the End for Windows‘ (ok, so i’m four months behind on my feed-reading) and mostly I agree with his conclusion, that although Boot Camp … Continue reading