Posts Tagged ‘htaccess’
Using .htaccess to Prevent Bandwidth Theft
Thursday, April 2nd, 2009
Every once in a while Google Analytics will turn up a peculiar behavior where you can tell someone is linking directly to an image hosted on your Web server. Sometimes it can be for good reasons like giving you credit for a project, or make sure files are synced up (cross-domain projects); but it’s usually [...]
Tags: htaccess, HTTP
Posted in Security | 10 Comments »
This Week in Links 9/24
Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
Opera Web Standards Curriculum Ever since Opera accepted that no one uses their browser for general browsing they’ve been huge activists for the semantic web, and this yet another example of what they’re doing to help the web evolve and educate the masses. Kudos to Opera. This should be required reading for all new developer/designers [...]
Tags: apache, desktop, htaccess, jquery, lunch, mac, opera, training, zine
Posted in News, Web Development, Web Standards | 2 Comments »
Securing your Development Space
Monday, September 15th, 2008
You can hide your development space from the public many ways, a weird URL no one will find, use a local testing server (localhost), or set up a development server. Up until my last redesign I was just using a directory called dev under csskarma.com. And that was fine, but my file paths would all [...]
Tags: htaccess, htpasswd
Posted in Security, Web Development | 5 Comments »
Creating an .htaccess template
Thursday, September 11th, 2008
Recently I decided to finally sit down and organize some things on my site/server. I created dev server, and did some other things that I had been wanting to do for a while. While I was putting together my usual .htaccess file I thought that maybe I could build it a little better and create [...]
Tags: errorDocument, htaccess, starter files
Posted in Web Development | 6 Comments »
