Music. Everybody loves it. Personally, I really like hardstyle music the most. Music loops are used all over the internet, mainly found in Flash animations. Those loops are created on a computer, but here are 5 very cool interfaces that allows you to create your own music loop.

Of course you can also download buy software for this, like Fruity Loops.

Want some randomness on your website? Try out this PHP image rotator. This script will display a random image every time the user re-loads the page or starts navigating. A very nice effect that can help you make your website a little bit more interactive.

This script can be perfectly used for a banner of header on your website. You can also use this in your signature or avatar on a forum. Additionally, you can rotate HTML and CSS files. Just make sure this script is placed on a PHP server, otherwise it will not work.

Some of the online advertisement forms really distract you from the actual content. Here are 50 offline ads that you'll don't mind when it draws your attention. They're so creative and some are so funny, that you'll remember the product they're selling for days.

Maybe you've seen already some of these ads, but they're still really cool.

Since the beginning of this blog there were a lot of visitors and my website kept on growing. Because of that, several advertising websites contacted me if I was willing to put their clients ads on my website. I rejected them because they weren't in the best interest of my readers, which is very important for me.

I did some research and created a top 5 worst forms of online advertisement that will surely keep your visitors away.

This list is created from the users point of view. I think that if you add the number 1 on this list to your website, you'll probably receive more money. So it's up to you: Do you want more visitors and a high-quality website or do you want to fill up your website with loads of ads, keeping your visitors away?

Let me start that I wont put the Pop-up advertisement in this article. Those are old and most people now have a pop-up blocker or use Firefox to stop pop-ups. Who does believe that they're the 10.000th visitor of the website and click anyway?

Webdesigners always have to make sure that they use a common font for their website, otherwise it'll display incorrect on browser that don't have the font installed. This can be really annoying if you want to use a nice custom font. You could load the font in Photoshop and save it as an image, but this isn't dynamic and is not SEO. Here are two solutions on how to make dynamic custom fonts.

The font used above is called Diavlo and uses PHP Image Replacement. The other technique that you can use is sIFR. These can very good be used as attractive blog titles.