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UL Bullet Coloring with CSS

As we know, designers can never leave well enough alone.  The default css behavior is for bullets to be the same color as their associated list item <li>.  Although there are a number of solutions on the internet, this is the most simple, elegant, and universally compatible. Here is an example of what we're looking…
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How to Display CiviCRM events on a Drupal Calendar:

How to Display CiviCRM events on a Drupal Calendar using CiviEvent's iCal Feed and the Drupal Calendar Module: Pre-requisits: You’ll need an instance of CiviCRM running on Drupal, (we’re using Drupal 5.5 with CiviCRM 1.9) with CiviEvents Enabled. Download & Install the following Drupal modules: Calendar: http://drupal.org/project/calendar Views (required by Calendar): http://drupal.org/project/views Date (required by Calendar):…
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Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 for Developers!

A major breakthrough for the web design & development communities... Yesterday (March 5th), at the MIX conference in Las Vegas, the IE team announced the availability of a developer beta of IE8 Beta 1 for Download.  This normally would not be such a huge deal, but the folks at Microsoft are actually trying to implement…
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Universal Browser Testing Methods

One of the most important responsibilities of a professional web developer is making sure that your designs are accessible to all. According to http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp, the latest browser utilization rates are as follows: Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x (IE6) - 36.9% Fire Fox (FF) - 34.5% Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.x (IE7) - 20.1% Opera (O) - 1.9%…
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