Many DHTML drop-down (fly-out) menu solutions are complicated to implement, require complex JavaScript arrays, are resource intensive, and can't be read by search engines. This code addresses these issues, and allows you to create menus from <ul> lists very easily, which are SEO friendly.
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With this little snippet of css, you can make your text links look and behave like HTML buttons. Put this CSS into the

Occasionally I find a website or page that is worth posting a link to. This happens to be one of them. A company called Posit Science has developed a program that can test the auditory response time of your brain. You can try the test online!

The test measures in milliseconds your brain’s response to different sounds. Here's the link.

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This little function will retrieve the X & Y (horizontal & vertical) position of the mouse cursor in Internet Explorer, FireFox, and all other browsers. (more…)

With classic ASP, string formatting and concatenation can be more than a pain. Line after line of 'strSQL = strSQL & "more text"' can be painful and very problematic. With ASP.Net and C# however, I've recently discovered the beauty of string.Format(), and just how easy it is to build strings with it.
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