Brady J. Frey

Archive for March, 2006

• Author: Brady J. Frey March 31st, 2006 hacking wordpress: Unique id’s for the admin menu One of the more troubling issues I had with wordpress is unique ID's for the admin menu bar. I'm sure you're asking why in the world I would need this:) ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 30th, 2006 dreamhost charges it’s customers 2000% markup? Looks like the dreamhost blog is bragging about it's financial margins on how easy it is to host with their past experience. Does this mean that I'll stop having ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 29th, 2006 paypal shopping cart won’t work for pop up blockers and tabbed browsers In an attempt to make a simple, managed site for a clients Jewelry Business, we looked to paypal's shopping cart as a solution to our financial restraints... however, there ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 28th, 2006 cubecart — xhtml/css store wonder falls short div's You can imagine my pure bliss when Andrew told me about his find... CubeCart. ZenCart and osCommerce looked to be a thing of the past; ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 24th, 2006 folietto borrows simplebits design? Wow, less than a week and we see Folietto already has decided to borrow Simplebits design... I'm hoping this is a learning experiment for folietto and not simply ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 16th, 2006 quark’s new logo loses big Quarks new logo is reviewed, and I must say, it's uninspired...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 16th, 2006 the failure of colleges and universities in web design For the past three weeks I've interviewed for an assistant in web and print design -- with little to no success. The position is perfect for a college student or ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 10th, 2006 oriugly Microsoft finally unveils the goods on the new Origami. Another look and feel disappointment that took less cues from apple's stunning iPod innovations, and more from 98 Sony laptops. This ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 6th, 2006 mag.nolia’s not for me Very few can argue with the thought that Ma.gnolia is a beautiful site. The look and feel alone makes me want to API all my bookmarks and import ...
• Author: Brady J. Frey March 6th, 2006 roundcube mysql via terminal Roundcube went beta last week: http://roundcube.net/ Many of us are testing this application very aggressively — I’ve actually been using it in production for a few clients, 200+ users, and it’s worked ...