As I am still working on iTweak, I have finally reached the very end of releasing it. There are only two more bugs and features to complete and then this app will go out in the world.
One of the great new features of iTweak is the ability to create a PHP contact form for your iWeb site. I have been creating a very good one and I am close to actually using that one.
Take a look at the demo here.
Any recommendations and ideas are gladly heard! This would be the basic outcome of the form if you use iTweak. You can use the comments below to tell me how you like/dislike it.
Thanks and happy easter!
While I was working with a friend on the old-school iWeb application, he asked me for a good effect to enlarge images. Making images open in a new window really sucks. So, what you do is you look into the jQuery library for a script that would provide what you want. Didn’t take long and the outcome was FancyBox. FancyBox, by me, is made up of three things. jQuery, Lightbox and FancyZoom. Since it is a mixture of all of them, I called it FancyBox.
Now what is FancyBox? It is a jQuery based script that will make thumbnailed images zoom up and enlarge. Best way to understand what I am talking about is to look at the demo.
You can take a look at this awesome thing in a demo page I made in iWeb:
http://guimkie.com/fancybox-beta/
Please only view this in FireFox and Safari on a Mac. These are the only things with which I have tested it. Camino fails completely. 
I’ll open up the scripts as soon as I get it to work properly. That means I will have a pack for those who enjoy coding themselves and then I will have it integrated right into the next major update on iTweak! Yep – the next major update for iTweak, not the 1.2 version. You’ll see this stuff coming soon.
The more you nag me, the higher the chance I get this stuff done. I am kind of a person who always shifts things to the last minute, so tell me to be faster.
This video tutorial will show you how you can upload your site in iWeb – which you have published to a folder – to your own server. This tutorial is easy as a pie and you should have published your site in a matter of seconds to your very own server. Yay!
Let’s give this tutorial an example. You publish your site in iWeb and your unsure how to get it up to GoDaddy, 1and1 or many of the other hosting providers. Well, after following this tutorial you will be an expert at uploading your site from the published folder up to your server.
If you’re ready to do the tutorial, then click the read on link and enjoy a high-quality video tutorial.
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The tutorial has been updated and spit into two parts:
The tutorial was aimed to be much simpler and shorter. If you however still wish to look at the look video tutorial, then feel free to do so:
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This Tutorial will show and help you how to get your iWeb-made-site on Google without any difficulties. This tutorial will also show you how to add Meta-Tags to your iWeb site and create a sitemap in a snap.
Now, before you start, let me give you a tip! Watch the whole tutorial through once, and then, only then actually do it while still watching it! That will make sure that you will get it correct in the very first place and thus, will save lot’s of time that you might later waste figuring out which step you missed!
Huddle, huddle and rush, rush will lead you absolutely nowhere!
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Some of you might know my very popular tutorial for integrating rollovers in iWeb 1.X. Well, I finally I had some time to make the same tutorial for iWeb ‘08. It is now much, much easier and there is no more HTML editing required!
This new video tutorial will allow you to integrate rollovers in just a few easy steps. This time I have made it as easy as possible and the videos have been pimped to look really professional.
Interested?
Then let’s get started. Please be sure that you are using iWeb ‘08. If you are, then you can continue the tutorial. If not, then you have to use my old tutorial which was designed for iWeb ‘06 users.
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