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Very Simple Collapsible Menu Using Dreamweaver or Hand-Coded

In 3 easy steps, you can build a collapsible menu in Dreamweaver or by hand-coding that works in all browsers, including IE6. Read On. This code and tutorial is free for you to to use and uses jQuery.
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Feel Free to Download the zip file, and use it as you please. Its clean and nicely organized in this zip. Otherwise, you can follow these easy steps below.

 

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Drupal - Duplicate Terms using Taxonomy Field in Views Module

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If you are a Drupal Developer and are struggling with Duplicate Terms using the Views Modules, you don't need to apply patches or install other modules that hack this issue. There are so many posts about how to fix this.  It's a really simple fix. If you 're viewing this post, Chances are you probably went about creating the Views Type with a "Node". You need to select "Term" as the Views Type. Otherwise, the views module will open itself to every node, and then you get duplicates. After that, you just go about the normal route of configuring your View.

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Changing root password in MAMP - Complete Method

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If you would like to change your root password in MAMP on your Mac,  please do not look all over the internet to find partial answers like I did. Instead, let me just tell you the complete way to do it that worked for me.   

1. The first step is to open Terminal, paste the following code in, and change the <NEWPASSWORD>  to the new password you would like (leave out the <>).  Hit Enter.
Please know that MySQL must be running, so stay logged in to MAMP, while you do this.

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Looking for the Right Free Javascript Slideshow to Use

If you are seeking a slideshow to use for your website or a client's website,  the 2 most common routes are using javascript-based or Flash (actionscript-based) language to achieve it. For Javascript-based slideshows, I found some great listings. Most of the slideshows contained in these listings are open source or ask for you to leave the name of the developer in the source code. Some very generous people out there.

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Why Lynda.com is An Outstanding Resource

For the last couple of years, I have had a subscription and shared a subscription to lynda.com to help with learning all about various applications, scripting languages, and other various topics, such as "Search Engine Optimization" and "Planning and Wireframing for Web Projects". To be able to have access to all video tutorials in their library, it's a low $25 per month is priceless.

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Building a Website Accessible to Visually-Impaired People

In 1998, Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 to require Federal agencies to make their electronic and information technology (EIT) accessible to people with disabilities. Specifically with people that are visually-impaired enough to where they cant view content on the screen of a website regardless of the font size, there are screen reader programs available. Such programs like JAWS read aloud the code of the webpage in a systematic way.

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Cabrillo College's New Website is a Hit!

On August 18, 2010, Cabrillo College in Santa Cruz County went live with their new website. This web migration and development project was an exciting and great learning experience. The teamwork with this project was outstanding. See the Web Site 2010 Team.

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