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The Ą is not the same size as T. Anyone know how to fix this?
Use a font which includes all the characters you want so the system doesn't have to substitute a different one when it hits a character which isn't in the current font.
http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/list/language/polish
This list filter all fonts which render well polish characters, donwload one and your characters will all be the same height :).
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I was reading an HTML parser article and noticed that they used Ragel for parsing a web page. Is it because it is more readable than using regexp or there is a different meaning behind it?
I read several things about Ragel, but they were too complex for my understanding. It would be cool if somebody gave an example of Ragel.
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The problem is that my browser shows me an older version of my website so I had to clear my browser cache.
What can I implement something in my website to prevent this issue?
Add some numeric characters with a ? at the end of your file name. The browser will ignore it but it will not loading from the cache.
Something like: index.html to index.html?version=23421412423.
You can use a random number generator to do so.
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I have images of document containing either arabic or english text as image is it possible somehow to know what language out of this two an image contain
Yes, it is possible. You set two possible recognition languages ("English", "Arabic"), then do OCR and check the recognized text character set. Latinic alphabet will indicate English.
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I have many redirect pages on my wiki. They are hidden from the search by default, but I would like a way for an admin to see a list of them.
How can I do that?
There is a special page called Special:ListRedirects for that.
The list is limited to 1000 redirects, but some WikiMedia wikis can show up to 5000 results, so there seem exist some way around that limitation.
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Seems like google search, twitter, and some websites hide some of their heading tags (h1, h2, h3...) which can only be seen by deactivating the CSS.
So the question is, why would they do that? Since they could just not add it there at all!
These are normal tags, which has the title/heading only, there's nothing special about them!
Probably because it's beneficial to screen readers who will read that text to users with seeing difficulties.