I created a couple of Joomla! 1.0.x mambots a while ago. I received many comments that the mambots were really good and I was very happy to hear that. Additionally, I received a couple of comments that the syntax that was needed for the mambots was pretty hard. mfSyntaxHelper is the solution for those people. This back-end Joomla! 1.0.x mambot allows you to easily insert the syntax from any of the supported mambots.

Having a hard time remembering the syntax of any mfMambot? mfSyntaxHelper is your solution!

• mfSyntaxHelper Download

Tools and generators for your website can be really useful. They are created to help you improve your website in many different ways. Here's a list with 60 of my personal favorite tools or generators for your website.

Of course, all of these tools, websites and online generators are free to use. Enjoy and good luck with your blog. I've split the tools in several categories. Everything is listed alphabetically.

Remember top 5 worst forms of online advertisement? Or the 50 of the worlds most creative ads? And what about banned or rejected advertisement? Here's the way how God would advertise (in a funny way).

Check out these advertisements while I'll be checking the mirror.

If you're using a Mac or used one in the past, I'm pretty sure you'll know (and love) the dock menu. The fish eye (or fisheye) effect, zooming in and out the objects, is really cool. I created a module for Joomla! 1.0.x and Joomla! 1.5 that allows you to add such a dock menu to your website. It's called mfDockMenu and can be used to increase the Web 2.0 value of your website and to give it some more eye-candy. Get ready for a very cool menu on your website. Use mfDockMenu and impress your visitors with this beautiful menu.

The script is build on the great CSS Dock Menu from N.Design. I've added N.Design to my network page, since it's a good design blog. mfDockMenu also uses jQuery.

• mfDockMenu Download
• mfDockMenu for Joomla! 1.5 Download

Who doesn't know the story about God, Adam and Eve and the Forbidden Fruit, the Apple? Wait, why is the word Apple linked to the website of the company that created the iPod, the iPhone, the iMac, the macBook etc.?

This is because here is a modern version of the story of Adam and Eve. Read it, and you'll understand.

The story is pretty funny and has a nice rhyme, but can be a little bit lsfw. By the way, the "Forbidden Fruit" became considered a form of apple, because of a misunderstanding of the Latin "malum", where malum as an adjective means evil, but as a noun means apple.