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CSS Transitions 101
In: tutorial
19 Jan 2010Despite people’s expectation of change and movement on the screen, CSS and HTML have few controls that allow you to design interactivity, and those that exist are binary. A link is either one color or another. A text field is either one size or another. A photo is either transparent or opaque. No in-betweens from [...]
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- Tags: Apple Safari, color, couple of lines, CSS, css level, css property, length, Mac, property, Tex., transition, w3c css
Easy Form Validation Requires No Javascript Library
In: web resources
3 Nov 2009Validatious 2.0 is an easy form validation with unobtrusive JavaScript. Validatious requires no JavaScript library. However, if you’re already using one, Validatious can easily work with it, and even benefit from it. There are several settings allow you to control how and when Validatious does validation, how it displays errors and more. If configuring isn’t [...]
S2.enableMultitouchSupport = true; // Getting touchy feely with scripty
In: web resources
29 Oct 2009Thomas Fuchs has been working with Nokia on their multi-touch API for Qt/WebKit: scripty2 supports multiple API vendors for Multitouch events, and even provides a desktop emulation (click+drag to pan, shift+click+drag to scale and rotate)– so you can try this out even without having multitouch hardware at your disposal. Currently the scripty2 API abstraction event [...]
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- Tags: API, apple iphone, couple of lines, event, iPhone, memo, mobile safari, scripty, Thomas Fuchs
CSS trick: Debug your HTML and CSS
In: tutorial
20 Oct 2009Today, I’ll be showing you a neat little CSS trick to Debug your HTML and CSS. Take note that this will not be actual debugging, but it can help you find the element depth on a web page. Also, when you didn’t properly close a tag, this piece of code will expose it for you. [...]
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- Tags: couple of lines, CSS, css trick, Depth, HTML, html page, html structure, page, page nbsp, Read, Web
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