Production

Made with a PC running Windows XP Media Center 2005 Edition

• Hosting
  Narga Lab. is hosted by Hosting Philippines. I can’t recommend these guys highly enough (and, no, I don’t get kickbacks).
• Software
  Rest assured that only the very finest applications have been used to prepare these pages. The templates are hand-coded with the world’s best text editor, EmEditor from Emura Software and the pages are rendered through WordPress. Adobe Photoshop is used to prepare all of the graphics and photographs. Any audio on the site, and there is some recently, has been recorded and edited with SoundStudio. Check out my list of favorite Windows OS apps for more information.
• Other Bits & Pieces
  Some WordPress plug-ins on a great sources of information and insight (among others too numerous to name). A heartfelt thanks to everyone.

About

Narga Laboratory is a weblog, which explores the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on techniques and benefits of designing with web standards. With a big collection of dailythoughts, news, and opinions concerning my life, world or something is similar.

Colophon

• XHTML
  Narga Lab. is coded using strict XHTML 1.0 because web standards are important and, besides, it was kind of fun in a masochistic way.
• CSS
  The site uses Cascading Style Sheets for all layout and formatting, so it could look weird (but should still be readable) on outmoded browsers.
• JavaScript
  Vietnamese virtual keyboard using H.I.M scripts to supports vietnamese user, random text and images or somethings use javascripts for better view and loading.

If you’re having browser doubts, help is at hand. Please upgrade your browser if you can because style sheets are going to be everywhere soon, they just make such good sense.
Any browser can access the raw text of this site, but if you are using at least Internet Explorer 5 (Mac and Win) or up, in addition to Mozilla Suite, FireFox, Chimera, and Netscape 6, the site will correctly render as intended. Opera renders the site fine, but the browser has a few bugs and rendering limitations that can cause small issues here and there. Any older browsers like Netscape 4 or betas like iCab and OmniWeb will not fully render the site. If all you see is gray background and blue text, you desperately need to upgrade your browser. I recommend FireFox for the best view and very very easy to use!
Invaluable CSS help was provided by Glish.com, Blue Robot and Albin.net. Eric Meyer’s Salmon book is as good as it gets if you’re looking for a definitive reference.

Advertising

Narga Laboratory doesn’t accept advertising. If a comment gets posted that looks like advertising it will probably be trashed. If you post more than one comment that looks like advertising, your IP number will be banned from the site, no questions asked, no correspondence entered into.
I only use some advertising as Google Adsense ore somethings is similar to help my site runing completely! Do you want donate me? Let try this link!

Copyright

Narga Laboratory is © 2001-2005 by me, Nguyễn Đình Quân, with all rights reserved. This means you may not steal the contents or the design. Sorry, but I’m funny that way. If you’d like to use anything from the site, get in touch because chances are I want to help you. If you steal without getting in touch, I will find out and ridicule you and your name will soon be mud throughout the civilised world.
The written and visual contents of this website are protected by copyright. Excepting translations, you may not reproduce our articles online or in print without first obtaining written permission. Contact us; we will contact the author to obtain his/her/their consent.
Images, including those used in tutorials, cannot be reproduced outside this website, except by the author or designer who created them.

You may adapt elements of our CSS in your own projects, but the unique combination of images, colors, sizes, typography, and positioning (‘the design’) is copyright Narga Laboratory and may not be reproduced.

Translations

You may translate our articles into languages other than English, free of charge, without prior notice, and without soliciting our written permission, under the following conditions:

1. Your publication must be freely available. You may not sell Narga Laboratory content that you have translated.
2. You must faithfully translate the article as written. Except for minor issues of vernacular, you may not alter the author’s meaning.
3. You must link to the original web page at Narga Laboratory in which the article appeared, and must credit the magazine and the original author[s]. You may not claim to have written the material yourself. (But you know that.)

Please include the following text on the same page as your translation:

“Translated with the permission of Narga Laboratory and the author[s].”

Linking

Linking to any page of the site is encouraged (this is the web after all). Bandwidth hijacking, however, is a no-no and anyone pulling files off my server for use on another site without permission is considered to be doing A Bad Thing. Use common sense, folks, and be considerate. Bandwidth costs money.

Who Owns What

You own your words, as the saying goes, which I take to mean copyright and responsibility. This means that comments belong to their authors, and Narga Laboratory takes no responsibility for anything nasty anyone says.
Occasionally duplicate comments get posted, tags go unclosed, long URLs snake their way into adjacent columns, &c. For the sake of good housekeeping, I may tidy things up, however I’ll never edit the actual content of your comment.

Privacy Policy

The e-mail address you provide when writing comments is never displayed on the site. Your name will be linked to any URL that you enter.
Your e-mail address will never be sold, rented, given or otherwise made available to other sites, mailing lists, or third parties. There’s a special place in hell waiting for people who send unsolicited commercial e-mail, and the sooner they disappear from the face of the earth the better.
When you post a comment your IP number is logged. This never appears on the site and will never be made available to third parties.
If someone breaks into my house, sedates my dobermans, deactivates the laser security system whose beams criss-cross my smoke-filled room and steals my computer, I may be unable to keep any of the promises I’ve just made. Security measures are in place, however, and I’m not unduly worried about this happening.

Disclaimer

Narga Laboratory, its staff, and its contributing authors warrant that source code given away in tutorials or used to build this magazine has worked for us but we do not claim that it will work in every situation: For instance, we do not claim that a PHP script will work in an ASP environment, or that a sophisticated CSS style sheet will work correctly in a five-year-old web browser.
Narga Laboratory, its staff, and its contributors cannot be held responsible for inept or inappropriate use of source code, or for failure of source code to perform as expected for any reason. It is offered as-is.
Narga Laboratory and its staff do not have time to advise you in the implementation of techniques used in the magazine. Do not contact us with technical or creative questions; we regret that we cannot answer them.

Before implementing any Narga Laboratory code, be sure to read the discussion forum associated with the article in which you found the code. If there are known problems with the code — for instance, if a technique sometimes fails in a particular browsing environment — Narga Laboratory readers will likely have discussed the problem in the forum. Some may even have come up with a solution that makes what was described in the article even more useful.

History

Narga Laboratory 4.0 was born in August 2005. It likes hip-hop, fine jellies, and long walks on the beach with that special someone.