Download and upload free web designs.

Simple PHP Gallery is a gallery management system designed to tackle small- to medium-size galleries with a minimum of hassle. While SPG sacrifices a few of the bells and whistles of other gallery systems in favor of simplicity, ease-of-use, and speed, it boasts a large feature set

CSS, Color Tools, Royalty free photos, Usability etc.

Yabbadabbadoo. Jetzt müssen nur noch die ganzen "Contributed Modules" nachziehen, dann geht das fröhliche Upgraden los, hier.

bbPress is forum software with a twist. bbPress is focused on web standards, ease of use, ease of integration, and speed. We're focused on keeping things as small and light as possible for the explicit purpose of creating a community around support.

phpOpenTracker is a framework solution for the analysis of website traffic and visitor analysis.

This project aims to create an archive of clip art that can be used for free for any use.
All graphics submitted to the project should be placed into the Public Domain according to the statement by the Creative Commons.

How To Build A Website And Stay Sane is now available as a hard copy and as a downloadable PDF.

Durch mehrere Schwachstellen in der Skript-Sprache PHP kann ein Angreifer eigenen Code auf einen Server schleusen und ausführen.

When quoting text in HTML, there are several ways of marking up the quoted text. Which way you choose depends on what you're quoting, how you're quoting it, and how important it is for you that all browsers render the quotations the same way.
The available quotation elements aren't really used a lot outside of web standards blogs. A probable reason, besides people not knowing about them, is less than perfect browser support for some features of the q element. That doesn't mean it can't be used though, so let's take a look at how and when to use what quotation element.

My favorite feature of the Flickr photo sharing service is the ability to annotate sections of a photo, like I did with a screenshot of my PC desktop. (Mouse over that picture and you'll see what I mean.) This is very cool, and I don't want you to have to click through to Flickr to see it. I want to be able to annotate my own photos here on Scribbling.net.

Eine tiefer Griff in die typografische Regelkiste fördert zutage, was im Web fast alle falsch machen: Die Sonderzeichen. Was es mit Anführungszeichen, Gedankenstrichen, Apostrophen und den dazugehörigen HTML-Codes auf sich hat, kann der geneigte Leser hier studieren und hoffentlich später auch anwenden.

The technique described below still picks a random image from a pool of images, but now you can link each image to its own specific URL. You can also provide custom alt and title attributes for every image. Now, rather than pushing the image content directly to the browser, the new script simply generates the a href and img tags on the fly, customizing their content based on the random image it selects.

Over the next four weeks, you'll have the choice opportunity of mastering a few techniques for producing realistic aging and weathering, all with the intent of creating that wicked, sick, insane, whatever-you-wanna-call-it worn look.

For your style-sheet-switching pleasure, A List Apart offers the Switcher, a piece of JavaScript that dynamically changes page styles. Functional as it is, it quite unfortunately relies on the user to have both JavaScript and cookies enabled. There's not much we can do about the cookies, but we can sidestep client-side processing with a little help from PHP.

They may seem obvious to you, but less-technical users are frequently stymied by issues like these.

This tool was inspired directly by the excellent Creating Color Palettes article by Andy Clarke.
It will create 10 shades of the base color, located top-left, at varying degrees of opacity. The top row emulates opacity over a white background, the bottom over black. The opacity values are 100% opaque, 75%, 50%, 25% and 10% on the top row. The bottom row begins at 85% rather than 100% and continues on as the first.

Diese Anleitung, die sich gleichermaßen an Anfänger wie allgemein Interessierte in Sachen Datenbanken, SQL und PHP richtet, versucht schrittweise und spielerisch in die Geheimnisse der dynamischen Informationsverarbeitung im WWW einzuführen.

TFT Gallery is a PHP-based Web image gallery which doesn't need a database. Instead of using a database, it reads album info from the directory structure.

Besonders Printdesigner reden immer noch gerne von 72dpi-Auflösung, wenn sie etwas für den Bildschirm gestalten. Warum dies eine falsche Herangehensweise ist und man sich beim Screen-Design ausschließlich mit Pixelwerten auseinandersetzt, ist Thema dieses Essays.

PNG format offers indexed transparency equivalent to GIF transparency. It works in Internet Explorer for Windows without any need for a JavaScript fix. PNG also has a more impressive option -- variable transparency, which is referred to as alpha transparency. Between all-or-none it allows 254 levels of partial transparency. Nearly all the latest browsers support PNG's variable transparency, including WebTV and Microsoft Internet Explorer for Macs. The Windows version of Internet Explorer is the exception.

IE for Windows can render PNGs - it's just that it does it badly. By default, IE does not fully support PNG transparency; it adds an ugly grey background instead. This site attempts to offer a solution for Windows IE versions 5.5 & 6.

I started gathering little, iconesque web images for myself so that I could compare, contrast, and study the techniques used by other graphic artists on the web. My initial pool of images looked so interesting that I decided to continue methodically hunting and capturing the icons for a public display piece.
The purpose of this document is not to copy the intellectual property of others, but rather as a jumping-off point for your own unique web graphic projects. It's for Brainstorming, if you will.

CSS Play is a collection of webpages that I have made that use Cascading Style Sheets to achieve some effect. Please be warned that not all pages work completely and some are just concepts.

Bei Zend gibt's eine Aufzählung der häufigsten Fehler, die einem beim Arbeiten mit PHP so passieren können.

We're Big John and Holly Bergevin, and together we built this site to explain some obtuse CSS bugs in modern browsers, provide demo examples of interesting CSS behaviors, and show how to 'make it work' without using tables for layout purposes.

30 days to a more accessible web site

Ever wondered how one object positioned with CSS affects other positioned objects inside it? Let us take a look at how certain positioning requirements can be met by wrapping one positioned element with another.

This is a user interface to Bill Zeller's brilliant button maker application.

If you are looking for help making the transition to CSS layout (that's Cascading Style Sheets), you've come to the right place. I am cataloging here as many useful cross-browser CSS layout techniques as I can find, and some that I made up when I was bored last Thursday. All the examples on this site have been reduced to only their essential code, and you will find the source displayed on each page to hopefully make it quick and easy to understand the inner workings of the CSS. Feel free to steal all the code you find on this site, and consider linking back here on your site or in your source comments.

Bookmarklets are a simple way of adding functionality to your Web browser, and can be a useful addition to your workflow as a Web developer.
In this article, I'll point out some useful bookmarklets, provide tips on building your own, and demonstrate some advanced techniques for making the most of these powerful tools.
A bookmarklet is a short piece of JavaScript embedded in a browser bookmark. The JavaScript is executed when the bookmark is selected. The magical thing is that this execution occurs in the context of the current page. The bookmarklet has access to the full document object model of the page and can modify it and use the information therein to launch new windows or redirect the browser to other sites.

I coded up a little tool for web designers. It's a bookmarklet/favelet that provides you with a "height map view" of the page you're looking - that is, more deeply nested elements are given a lighter background.