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Bluefish - a free editor for programmers and webdesigners
High end web design packages cost money and usually want to manage your whole site. If you are familiar with HTML and are looking for an editor to create or edit a web page, then a good choice is the free opensource 'Bluefish' editor. This is can be downloaded from: bluefish.openoffice.nl and is available for Windows, Mac OS-X, Linux and Solaris.

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How to View Website Structures in 3D
Following on from a previous article on Firefox's web developer tools, here are two more. One is a 3D visualization tool that integrates with the Document Inspector and displays the structure of your website. The second tool is a CSS Style Editor that lets you tweak a page's style sheet to achieve the result you are looking for. Both are straight forward to use and are great additions to Firefox's web developer tools.
How to Use Firefox’s Web Developer Tools to View Website Structures in 3D
Firefox 11 added two new web developer tools to Firefox’s already impressive arsenal. The Tilt feature visualizes website structures in 3D, while the Style Editor can edit CSS stylesheets on the fly.
The 3D feature, known as Tilt, is a way of visualizing a website’s DOM. It integrates with the existing Document Inspector and uses WebGL to display rich 3D graphics in your browser.
Read more: - How to Use Firefox’s Web Developer Tools to View Website Structures in 3D
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How Well Can Your Browser Display HTML5

HTML5 extends the language used to create web pages with new features that allow designers to achieve effects previously possible only with Flash. But it is a new standard and it will take a while before all browsers can correctly display pages which include the new tags. Some recent browser releases can handle nearly all that HTML5 demands of them, but older browsers will struggle.
Here is a resource showing what your current browser can handle, compared with other leading browsers. For each feature there is a demo to show it in action. Click here to visit: HTML 5 Demos and Examples
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Worried About Who Can See What You Post To Facebook?
Facebook privacy settings keep changing as the site tries to address issues raised by its users, or tries to simplify how you control who sees what. Unfortunately most of us are left trying to keep up.
Here is a timely article from PC World that covers the key points and shows you how to maintain your privacy - or as much as much privacy as Facebook and the settings of your friends will allow.
How Secure is My Facebook Information?
I use Facebook, but I wouldn't post my credit card number there--or anything really embarrassing. You have to be careful about what information you give it and with whom you allow it to share that information.
If you've switched to Facebook's new Timeline user interface (and you may soon have no choice), you can control who can access your information through that. Otherwise, you must go to your profile.



