Posts Tagged ‘element

When creating functionality that depends on JavaScript, many use a simple link (a element) to create a trigger for the function – you click it and something happens. That may be ok, though often it would be more appropriate to use <button type=”button”>Do something</button> or <input type=”button” value=”Do something” />. What is not ok is [...]

In a recent project I was working on a script interacting with an image map consisting of irregular areas and needed to find the center of each of these areas. I couldn’t find a function to do that so I wrote my own. It’s pretty simple, but in case anyone else needs this I thought [...]

So we’re about done learning about Handlebars.js, but I’ve got a few examples of tricks I’ve found while using Handlebars that I figured I would share. If you haven’t read them yet, I’d highly recommend reading Part 1 and Part 2 of the series on Handlebars before you dive into this post. The debug Helper [...]

Download the audio file. Mandy Brown, Roger Black, Daniel Mall and I discuss the state of web design and publishing at SXSW Interactive, Sunday March 13, 2011. Photos courtesy Adactio. Audio element courtesy HTML5. Sorry, no transcript is available at this time. Go to Source

So, you have all those followers on Twitter and yet when you tweet a link to your latest blog post…..nothing much happens! Why did so few of those hundreds (or thousands) of your followers click your link; after all, it’s a great post? Your headline let you down! People will ONLY click your links and [...]


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