As easy as this may sound, the method of centering a layer on a page isn’t immediately apparent.
Originally, I tinkered with using padding of 50%, then adding a negative margin of one half the layer’s width. This method worked in most instances, but is pretty hacky, and it’s sometimes a hassle to have to calculate [...]

A nice simple trick for creating a multi-column table-like rows using css.
Code:
[code]<p style=”float:left”>Cell 1</p>
<p style=”float:left”>Cell 2</p>
<p style=”float:left”>Cell 3</p>
[/code]
Doesn’t get much easier than that! Check out the Current Playlist section on my homepage to see it in action.

I was feeling pretty uninspired the other day so I went down the street to Chapters to do one of my 3 hour browse sessions. My usual routine starts at the magazine section downstairs where I rifle through Wallpaper*. Then I head upstairs to the design section.
I haven’t been too impressed by many design books [...]

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Well, I finally ordered it. I couldn’t put up with my lousy computer speakers any longer, so I ordered the Apple AirPort Express w/ iTunes to broadcast my extensive mp3 music collection to my livingroom stereo.
Soon there will be no more static, no more getting up to change CDs, no more network cables running [...]