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Server Supervisor, a software (with a web-based interface) for monitoring performance / availability of networks & websites, is giving away 3 licenses ($200/license value) to WebResourcesDepot readers.
Details of the giveaway can be found at the bottom of the post.
What is Server Supervisor?
It is a software, which can be managed from an easy to use & [...]
Niceforms, a script to beautify web forms, was very popular for creating beautiful forms. And now the 2nd version is out.
Niceforms 2.0 is a totally re-written version which is very easy to apply, handles more elements & has more customization options.
How to use it?
The script simply replaces the most commonly used form elements with custom [...]
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As winter approaches in the northern hemisphere and the nights draw in, our thoughts turn to the beauty of ice and snow. Winter photography, especially in the colder parts of the world, is a specialized niche. Photographers have to take care of their cameras and guard against frostbite and hypothermia. They often venture into remote wilderness searching for the perfect winter landscape. Their reward is stunning imagery.
As a tribute to these hardy men and women, we bring you 50 beautiful winter wonderland photos. We included both colorful photos (especially the colors of sunrise and sunset bring out the beauty of the winter landscape) and black-and-white photos (they bring out the contrast in tones between snow and the landscape). We’ve linked the photographers’ names to their portfolios or websites, so that you can explore their work. We’ve also listed some informative articles about cold-weather photography at the bottom of the post.
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jQuery.popeye is a plugin which transforms an unordered list of images into a simple image gallery which enlarges the image clicked in Lightbox style.
The images are displayed in a box with prev-next controls & an info about the images can be mentioned.
The compact box has fixed, automatically calculated dimensions. The width and height are calculated [...]
Solucija is featuring 30+ quality & free website templates.
These CSS – XHTML templates are all lightweight (under 60kb) & they are very handy to get inspired, to use by modifying or, in some cases, just using how they already are.
Templates can be used both in non-commercial & commercial websites.
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kProto is a collection of 3 handy Prototype based classes & extensions. Here they are:
Marquee – examples
It is a Prototype extension (& requires Script.aculo.us) that enables you to display a series of messages with ease.
Using the extension, it is possible to create message sliders, image galleries (or sliders similar to the portal websites) & more.
With [...]
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Every now and again we showcase beautiful favicons — tiny pieces of art you’ll usually find in your browser’s address bar or when searching through your bookmarks. Favicons are important as they provide visual indicators to visitors and help them to easily associate the content with a bookmark in their browser. Besides, favicons are just nice to look at and there are way too many sites which don’t make use of them. We like to change things. Which is why here is the 8th episode of the favicons series. For a change a small article with very small images and a quick loading time.
Please notice that the favicons weren’t chosen simply because of their beauty; it’s been important to us that the favicon perfectly fits to the overall site design. Pay close attention to the small details of the design. All favicons are linked to the sites where they are used — you can click on them to get more insights into how favicon design can be related to the layout design. All favicons are listed without a particular order. All images are linked – of course, if the page that contained the favicon still exists.
Malo is a very small CSS framework (0,25 kb compressed) for creating a structural base for small or medium web sites.
It is derived from Emastic CSS Framework (created by the same author – see WRD post).
Malo has two parts:
basic reset
grid system
It covers most of the grid scenarios & very ideal for anyone that doesn’t want [...]
Open Flash Gauges is a set of open source Flash files, supported with serverside connectors (ASP & PHP), to display any numeric data as gauges.
Gauges in the set are:
Percentage
Thermometer
Dual
Resource Meter
Meter
Status
I/O
Digital readout
Demos can be found here.
There is also a pure JavaScript-Canvas gauge that uses MooTools & JSON as the data + a Flash gauge again uses [...]
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An independent film, traditionally speaking, is generally referred to as a movie created entirely outside the traditional Hollywood system. It is usually the kind of production where the actors double up as camera men, friends and family provide the bankroll and the director’s mom is in charge of craft services.
Over the last few years, however, the “indie” film has taken on a whole new face. Large productions houses have formed specialty divisions that focus exclusively on “limited run” titles. These are movies that may not have the broad appeal of a summer blockbuster, but still enough demand worth releasing in a limited capacity – often to critical acclaim.
It is in tribute to these wonderful works of art that Smashing Magazine has collected 40 Exquisite Independent Film Posters for your enjoyment. We hope they are as inspiring to you as they are to us.
