By Dposorio | Published:
February 25, 2010
As I mentioned before, I am a big fan of the redesign of whitehouse.gov that happened when Obama was inaugurated. One of the other things I impressed me was its use of a slider on the home page to trumpet featured posts. Because I am in the middle of a building a new website for [...]
By Dposorio | Published:
February 15, 2010
I have been loving the redesign of whitehouse.gov that coincided with Obama’s inauguration since, well, his inauguration. One of the things that impressed me the most is its navigational menu. It is a horizontal, pull-down style menu, but what is most interesting to me is the “mega” nature of the sub-menus. It so happens that [...]
Posted in web design and development | Also tagged CSS, demo, drop down, example, horizontal, Javascript, Jquery, menu, Obama, submenu, whitehouse.gov |
This post is a continuation of an earlier one detailing how to merge datasets in Excel or OpenOffice’s Calc. A reader, Tina, asked “What if you have more than one column to lookup to get the match value?” This post is a response to that question. A merge of two datasets requires at least one [...]
Posted in spreadsheets (Excel or Calc) | Also tagged Calc, data, dataset, datasets, Excel, formulas, merge, OpenOffice, paste special, spreadsheet, two columns, vlookup |
RSS feeds have been around for a long time. My experience with them was limited to adding the NY Times and the BBC as “Live Bookmarks” in Firefox. Slowly, I began to realize that there is more to it than that – a lot more. This is not an exhaustive list of uses for RSS [...]
Posted in blogging, e-activist tools, web design and development | Also tagged blog, feeds, Firefox, Flickr, Google Reader, MySpace, non profit organizations, reader, rss, social networking, Twitter |
By Dposorio | Published:
February 10, 2009
This is a multi-chapter curriculum that offers tutorials on web design concepts, HTML basics, CSS basics, web accessibility, best practices and more. I haven’t yet delved into this in detail, but I’m really excited to. I think this might be a great supplement to the mighty W3 Schools.
My latest obsession for free music consumption is Zamzar. It is a free online service that converts between various file types. For example, you want to convert a Microsoft Word .doc to an Adobe Reader .pdf. It will convert between a million image filetype like .jpg to .png. Audio files are well supported too, such [...]
Posted in music | Also tagged add-on, conversions, convert, DownloadHelper, extension, files, filetypes, Firefox, free, mp3, mp3 player, music, plugin, video, YouTube, Zamzar |
Here is the scenario You have two related datasets in Excel or OpenOffice’s Calc. One is a list of names with phone numbers, and the other is a list of names and email addresses. The two datasets have a unique id in common (like a Social Security number). You want to merge the two of [...]
Posted in spreadsheets (Excel or Calc) | Also tagged Calc, data, dataset, datasets, Excel, formulas, merge, OpenOffice, paste special, spreadsheet, vlookup |
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