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  • Dec
  • 16
  • 2009

Auto Extract Meta Keywords from a String with PHP

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I just wanted to recommend this excellent post by Harveu Kane on how to extract meta keywords from you page dynamically.

Auto Meta Keywords

  • Dec
  • 15
  • 2009

MAMP and VMWare with Virtual Hosts

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I’ve been scouring the internet and found this great post by GeekMild.

I am trying it out and will report my findings…

.. Yep! It worked GREAT. I am posting this only 18 min. after having found this post.

KUDOs

  • Sep
  • 17
  • 2009

Form Input Not Working; A Misplaced "float" Declaration in CSS Can Be to Blame for Broken Form Input

Just a note in case your pulling your hair out. If you have a form that for all intents and purposes SHOULD be working but does not allow user input in a text field then perhaps this cold be your problem.

Try taking a look at the CSS on the element following the form. In my last encounter with this problem, it was a <p> that followed a form within a div.

The <p> had  a CSS declaration of float:left and was inside a div that was floated to the right.

The followinghad 2 declarations:

p {
float:left;
clear:left;
}

To my surprise, this is what broke the form inputs -weird.

I fixed the <p>’s CSS to declare clear:left; and the form straightened back up.

So if you’re having trouble with form inputs and you have narrowed it down to CSS, I hope this helps.

Please feel free to make any comments or even give an explanation.

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