Automatically add LI tags

development February 26th, 2010

So, more than once I’ve had to grab a list from a Word document or a PDF and put it into some HTML friendly code. My fingers would start to hurt from copying and pasting <li> tags and <p> tags into documents so I could properly style them. I searched for a while, and couldn’t find a tool like this… so I made one.

Simply copy the list you have to the box on the left, click a button, and the tags are added for you. Nice and simple. It works for LI tags and P tags. I’ll add features if I get enough requests.

http://www.whathuhstudios.com/addli.html

Let me know what you think! Tested in IE8, FF3.6, Chrome 4, and Safari 4.

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AJAX Contact Form updated

Design, development, php, web 2.0 February 23rd, 2010

I just updated http://www.whathuhstudios.com/press/2008/01/04/ajax-contact-form-quick-install/ to version 1.6, updated JQuery to 1.4, fixed some validation bugs, etc. It’s still simple and small. Go grab it. You’ll be glad. Maybe.

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In a perfect world

development December 28th, 2009


And you have to walk uphill both ways to get back and forth from the couch and the cupcakes.

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Dom & Tom Workshops – iPhone Apps – August 28th + 29th (Manhattan)

Technology, cell phone, development July 21st, 2009

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Whether you are a new entrant into one of the fastest growing market in the world, or a seasoned iPhone developer looking to get a leg up, this workshop is essential for you. Learn from accomplished iPhone application developers who are already in the field. Obtain the tools and training to take your idea and make it come alive on the iPhone today. By the end of our workshops you will make several iPhone apps, from start to finish.

FUNDAMENTALS IN iPHONE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

  • Learn Objective-C 2.0
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Supersize it!

development July 15th, 2009

Okay, but don't tell my wife

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