links for 2009-02-27
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Just what the Dr. ordered.
Via Subtraction.com
links for 2009-02-24
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With a valid doctype and a good reset stylesheet, most of your IE problems can be resolved with a half dozen lines of CSS targeted to IE as a whole. That said, it's high time to throw this puppy overboard.
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links for 2009-02-20
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Neat little list of obscure and subtle tricks that jQuery can do.
Customizing Form Fields with CSS and jQuery
As promised, here is a discussion on how I customized some form elements with a fancy look and feel. It’s really fairly simple and utilizes nothing but standard form controls and some unordered lists. Read more…
New Digs
OMG, A BLOG POST! OMG A BLOG POST! OMG A BLOG POST!
Sort of, anyway. But yes, this in fact a blog post and not an automated collection of yesterday’s links from Delicious. Just dropping a note to say that a) there’s a redesign in the house and b) there’s an actual real post in the works featuring CSS and Javascript goodness.
The redesign was prompted by an upgrade to Wordpress 2.7.1 which somehow threw my blog into a tizzy when clicking on “Blog” in the nav would bring you to this post about blogging with Textmate. More of a back-side reorganization than a full-blown redesign, but you wouldn’t know it by looking!
The forthcoming post (I promise, it’s on its way. There’s even an outline on a pad on my desk!) will be about doing up custom form elements with CSS and jQuery and was prompted by a project I had for a client recently.
Okay, poke around, see what’s different and what’s not and I’ll be back after some ice cream.
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links for 2009-02-14
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Dave Shea's solution for handling min-height cross-browser. Good stuff!
links for 2009-02-11
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jQuery plugin for adding custom scrollbars to an element with overflow:auto. Need to do this for client work where I couldn't steer the stakeholders in the right direction.
links for 2009-02-07
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Clearly just scratching the surface.
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Futuristic look at some very wacky technology indeed. Featuring a man who "owns a home computer". Story at 11.
via @clintfisher
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Firefox extension to allow persistent user stylesheets, both for debugging and development in a less than optimal environment
links for 2009-02-03
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Reminder to pick this up when I get home.. Others may be interested as well.