Category: Web Design

I’ve finally made myself sit down and update the theme of this site. The one above was a layout I hand crafted when “widgets” were introduced to WordPress back in 2006. Now with with a huge percentage of us surfing the net with multiple devices, adaptive web design is the way to go especially after reading Adaptive Web Design by Aaron Gustafson.

I’ve updated the theme with a free theme called Yoko, Its simple design made it a good base for me to build upon. The very first thing I did was to make the search results have 100 results and for it to only show the titles.

Next up will be to convert it to use LESS, so that I can have even better control of the site’s style.

What type of Singaporean are you? Why not take this quiz to find out!

After doing a series of 10 questions, apparently i’m a “Take It Easy Singaporean“. Actually its true, I really like to chill. Singapore is such a nice place to just chill at times. Some of the questions are funny lah, go try it out yourself.

You can also check out the infographic on the site on how others have answered the questions. Having kids is always a hot topic and having 3 kids, i’m glad i’m now on the top 10%.

You can see how Singaporean’s Speak, Eat, Play and Do on the site and I have to say, my favourite is do. You can even see CK Tangs in it.

So what type of Singaporean are you? Maybe you can add it to the comments on this post.

Can someone please tell me why Outlook 2011 for Mac can’t sync with iCloud? I’m not sure how many man hours globally have went into trying to make it work, only to find out its not possible. If someone have the solution please share.

It seems like many people end up loosing their Outlook calendars and have them moved into iCloud which syncs with iCal, but not back to Outlook. So Outlook goes BLANK! If that happened to you too, there is a way to recover your calendar.

Luckily there is a way to restore it. I found this on a forum.

1. Disable Sync Services in Outlook and quit.
2. In iCal, open the calendars list and right click the iCloud calendar that has all your Outlook data. Export it.
3. In iCal Preferences, disable your iCloud account.
4. Disable iCloud Calendar Sharing in System Preferences.
5. In iCal, do File > Import > Import and select the file you exported in Step 2. iCal will ask which calendar to import it to, so make sure you select a local calendar.
6. Open Outlook and re-enable sync services. Your calendar data will reappear.

So the hunt for the solution continues.