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Good website design resources

I normally stay away from the look and feel of websites (as it's not my forte), however, for a current project I need to it and came across these resources:

FreeCSSTemplates.org - Lots of nice CSS templates which are W3C compliant and released under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license. You can use them as you wish or modify them as long as you continue to attribute them to the original author.

Public Domain Photos - A great collection of stock photography that you can use completely free.

Morgue File - Not as morbid as it sounds - some really great photo's here.

Cheers, Mark

Updated: Fixed urls. Updated: Added Morguefile

Posted At : December 8, 2007 9:34 PM | Posted By : Mark Lynch
Related Categories: Open Source, General, CSS
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IE6 and IE7 running side by side

I knew it was possible to do, but not this easy.

I've added it here for my own reference IE6 & IE7 side by side.

Also useful link to evolt standalone browsers archive.

Essential for debugging IE6 CSS issues.

Posted At : June 28, 2007 8:59 PM | Posted By : Mark Lynch
Related Categories: CSS, Windows
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Dreamweaver Guru with strong HTML/CSS skills required.

Lynch Consulting needs the services of a Dreamweaver Guru for six weeks of well paid work in Sydney CBD.

If you are available right now, have a solid HTML & CSS background and are a whizz with Dreamweaver this is the contract for you.

Please send resumes to mark@lynchconsulting.com.au

Posted At : May 16, 2007 11:47 PM | Posted By : Mark Lynch
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Advanced HTML Tables and CSS Tutorial

I wrote Advanced HTML Tables and CSS Tutorial many moons ago and it was hosted on my f2o.org site, however I recently noticed that my site had vanished and so I'm reposting the article here as I believe it is still useful as it was getting in the order of 2000 hits a month.

Hope you find it useful and I plan to write that follow up article shortly.

Cheers, Mark

Posted At : August 18, 2006 9:29 PM | Posted By : Mark Lynch
Related Categories: CSS
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