Removing Annoying Image Padding in Firefox

By John Kim | September 29th, 2009      

Ever have an issue where firefox puts an annoying image padding under every image?

This is especially annoying when dealing with sliced images that you’re trying to piece together.

Here is a simple solution that I found out, and it couldn’t be easier.

Hopefully this simple css code will prevent you from tying a rope to the cieling and hanging yourself.

img{display:block;}

Place this style on every page, and you should be set.

If I saved even one life from this, than I know I’ve done my job. Now will someone please give me a job?I’m broke.



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40th Anniversary Party at the Cerritos Senior Center

By John Kim | September 22nd, 2009      

Henry and Rosie celebrated 40th Anniversary years of marriage this past weekend.  This event was held at the Cerritos Senior Center, and was beautifully decorated by the daughter of the two couple, Selena Presley. The amount of detail that went into decorating each table was astonishing, which made my wedding look like a piece of turd.  I especially loved how there were bottles of Martinelli’s on each table with what looked like a tuxedo cover.  The candy bar was also something new that I’ve never seen before, and it was a nice bonus for all the guests at the event.

Being the event coordinator, Selena had requested that Curiosity Media pay extra attention to all the little details of her work. We spent a good 2 hours, before the guests arrived, photographing everything we could from the banquet hall.

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Cleaning Up Your URL Query String using Rewrite Engine

By John Kim | September 6th, 2009      

Search Engine Optimization is a huge industry where companies get paid millions of dollars to boost their rankings to the top of Google. Now this article will not try to explain all the little tricks to achieve a higher search rank, but one way to improve the likelihood of having better SEO would be to clean up your damn URL.

If you are hosted onto an apache server then please continue, otherwise this information would be complete and utter garbage to you.

So how can you clean up a url that looks like this:

/certificate.php?folder=men&sort=date&order=desc&page=1

To a url that looks like this:

/certificate/men/date/desc/1/

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