Once again hello!
11 uses for 101 checklists - a book tip.
See: http://www.sitepoint.com/books/checklists1/
1. For the single developer: Ensure that you do not forget any aspect. It's hard
to be Leonardo Da Vinci!
2. For the team leader: While some people in your team ought to know more than
Ben Buchanan wrote:
On a different front... reading vs. listening also has some
interesting effects in education - some students like to listen more
than they like to read; others like both; etc.
Speaking as a teacher. I have students with dyslexia who use books on CD:s, etc
instead of
Hello!
I want to use inline-block on a design, but since it's not supported by FFox I
wonder what the best solution would be.
Alt. 1:
elem {
display: -moz-inline-block;
display: inline-block; /* some say this one is really buggy */
}
Alt. 2:
elem {
display: -moz-inline-block;
Hello again all!
2. I was reading this article on Opera's new developer community:
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/20/
1. (Yeah the order is right): I have been thinking about a way to listen to my
RSS-feeds on my MP3-player, while walking, jogging or driving.
It seems to me that there
Hello all!
On the page http://keryx.se/dev/brCh/browserval.xhtml I have a DOM-scripting
demo. (For reasons I'll explain below you can't use MSIE to view the page.) The
page per se is not meant to be accessible or good design, but the script is
supposed to be an example of best practice
Niels Fröhling wrote:
This should help:
http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Highlighter
And Jan Brasna also chipped in with a couple of PHP-packages.
I am thankful for any tip, but my question was not about how I should go about
implementing the highlighting in PHP. My question is what would
Hello all!
For me, this has been a year of ECMAscript and DOM. For everyones reading
pleasure the list of books I've read is at the bottom of this mail. They are all
good and the list is included as a tip...
Now, for my concern. (Warning: long post to follow!)
*ABSTRACT*
There are major
Christian Heilmann wrote:
Take a look at the Yahoo User Interface Library
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/ . As you've read my book, you know
that I am wary of libraries, but I just spent 2 weeks training people
on it and once you got some insight, you realise just how clever it
is. It
- keeps
Keryx webb wrote:
Christian Heilmann wrote:
Take a look at the Yahoo User Interface Library
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/ . As you've read my book, you know
that I am wary of libraries, but I just spent 2 weeks training people
on it and once you got some insight, you realise just how clever
Hi again!
I am considering using Plaxo in a couple of projects. I am contemplating using
their REST interface (http://www.plaxo.com/api) as well as Plaxo Online.
However, their pages are awful HTML-wise. Unsemantic, non-validating,
XHTML-doctype but no XHTML-syntax, etc.
I'd like to
Matthew Pennell wrote:
On 8/16/06, Christian Heilmann wrote:
How so? If you add the JavaScript with a script tag and in an own
document all is fine. Inline JavaScript will have to be commented out
with a ridiculous amount of CDATA comments but does work, too.
I'm guessing he's referring to
Maybe this will actually prompt some to use XHTML:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Microsummaries
The usage of Microsummaries seem to go hand in hand with XSLT.
It might possible to use them on a normal HTML-page - I have not tried - but
doing the XSLT thing on a page that *must* be well-formed is
Jorge Laranjo wrote:
Hi! I was trying NiftyCube for make rounded corner on my new website.
But if I use (as I do) dimensions in em or % insted of px this library
doesn't work so ok.
NiftyCube is a Javascript library that makes possibile to have rounded
corners with xhtml + css and without
Hi all
If you look at http://penilla.nu/ I have a horizontal menu.
The page is sent as xhtml to Opera and FFox, as HTML to MSIE. XHTML and CSS does
validate (except for some CSS 3 and -moz-border-radius).
It looks the way I want to in Firefox. It looks OK in MSIE, but the text was
placed
Hi again
I have been thinking a bit about different resolutions. Liquid layouts may be
great, but I believe there comes a time when they aren't enough.
This got me thinking:
http://www.themaninblue.com/writing/perspective/2004/09/21/
Using CSS-only to accommodate for windows between 640x480
Hi
Being a liaison for WASP-EduTT to Skolverket (The Swedish National Agency for
Education - see http://www.webstandards.org/2005/09/10/wasp-welcomes-sweden/) I
have sent a letter to some people at this agency concerning new courses in Web
Design and Web Programming.
It is a plea for
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