Yesterday was in PHP, but I figured, what happen if you need a simple solution for displaying roman numbers? Well… you can use CSS instead.

this is an example of using upper-roman in css. …and this is an example of using lower-roman. …

Here’s a nifty coding which I’ve found on the net on displaying Roman number like I II III IV etc.

<?php // A function to return the Roman Numeral, given an integer private function numberToRoman($num) { // Make sure that we only use the integer portion of the value $n = intval($num); $result = ”; // Declare a lookup array that we will use to traverse the number: $lookup = array(’M’ => 1000, ‘CM’ => 900, ‘D’ => 500, …

On the top right corner, the “Spread and Use Firefox” thingy… that is a blogsticker. And Blogsticker Rocks!

At Www.blogsticker.Net, there are tons of cool sticker you can find and use on the website. Yesterday while browsing it’s category, I even saw a sticker that says “Proud to be Gay”! Man…. I wonder who would use that.

Anyway, something about the whole “Rocks!” just don’t add up when you use …

Mod Rewrite is one of the few solutions which we use to avoid spammers and SQL injection from taken place. And today, I’m going to share with you a few tips and tricks on it. Credits goes to Roshan for an awesome tutorial on his website.

What do we need for Mod Rewrite to work? Mod_rewrite module loaded on the Apache server. A .htaccess file created on your server root.
To check …

This how to was suppose to release yesterday but since a special announcement take over, it’s was forwarded to today. The article below is quite useless now since WordPress is at version 2.5.1 but I just let this one go just for general info.

Anyway…
I’ve been encountering this line error a few times when I tried to migrate …