Coding

Lately, quite a few people have been asking me for advice in coding web pages. I've always had the intention to publish some coding tips and links, and I feel the time has come.

PHP dumped photo gallery: The source code for the PHP script I use to add navigation to photographs simply dumped into a directory.
Links: A list of links to web resources. And why I won't write a complete HTML tutorial for you.
HTML Express: A minimalistic HTML course, from scratch. For beginners, newbies, and people who either are scared to learn HTML, or don't want to.
Dive in - it will be quick and painless.
CSS Basics: Why one should use CSS, and how to get around to it. A few tips, tricks and guidelines to get you started, and a good list of online resources and tutorials.
PHP Basics: PHP is a server-side scripting language that can help you make the maintenance of your pages much easier. Have a look, it's not that complicated!
Guidelines: A compilation of the coding guidelines I (try to) follow. What to do, what not to do. A little bit of "why", too.
Issues: Discussion of some issues related to coding and web-publishing. From explanations for newbies to "hot" subjects like standards.
PHP permalinks for Blogger: If you use includes for your site, and have Blogger generate one of them, you might have found yourself stuck with permalinks. Here is a solution.
PHP/MYSQL backlinks: Ever noticed how links are "one-way"? This script allows them to be "two-way": on each page, you get a list of incoming links - "backlinks". For reasonably proficient coders!
PHP comments for Blogger: The source code for the PHP comments script I use. The place I got it from being no longer available, here it is, with comments and explanations.
Table-less: Here is the story of transforming this layout into a table-less one. You shouldn't see any difference if you're using a standards-compliant browser. Oh, and be sure to check the IE5 mac bug I might have found.
Editeurs HTML: Persuadés de la nécessité d'adhérer aux standards, et des bienfait du balisage à la main, nous nous trouvons toutefois impuissants devant certains inconditionnels de DreamWeaver. Tour d'horizon des arguments, et réflexion sur le problème. Contribuez!