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The Personal Website of Ash M. White

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I am a software developer and designer in Athens, Georgia. I'm passionate about web development, graphic design, and web standards. More...

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The fact that @blogsir was so happy to steal my content to fake philanthropy, not to mention his douchey Twitter stream, is the real WTF.

about 4 days ago ⇢
@Mike_FTW No problem. I'm just glad I happened to snag a bit of my TextMate project next to Safari, otherwise I never would have noticed.

about 4 days ago ⇢
@blogsir Hey asshole, thanks for stealing my pic. https://t.co/MVLLK7VK /cc @Mike_FTW

about 4 days ago ⇢
@Mike_FTW Done and done. http://t.co/pqwkmgjT

about 4 days ago ⇢

Color-Coded Source View in Safari

by Ash White / 10.11.08

One of my only gripes with Safari 3 is the lack of color-coded HTML source in the "View Source" window that is presented in the View menu or when right-clicking on a page. While it's true that you can view color-coded source code in the Web Inspector, you have to first enable the Developer menu in the Advanced tab of the Safari preferences.

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All work is original and copyright 2012 by Ash White, with the exception of a handful of free third-party libraries, including the Scriptaculous JavaScript framework, Lightbox image overlay, Google Font Directory, Google Code Prettify, and Eric Meyer's CSS Reset.