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Five books you should read before you turn 42!
In: web resources
13 Dec 2009Remember books? Those old fashioned things that have letters printed on them? Those objects that are never old if you haven’t read them? Franz Kafka described them as “an ice-axe to break the seas frozen inside our soul” and William Ewart Gladstone said “Books are delightful society. If you go into a room and find [...]
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- Tags: Alan Lightman, albert einstein, Arthur Dent, book, Clement, Douglas Adams, Douglas Coupland, emotional roller coaster, everyone, F Favourite, Fernando Pessoa, Franz Kafka, hitchikers guide to the galaxy, life, M.I.T, Marvin, marvin the paranoid android, Portugal, quote, science fiction genre, time, William Ewart, william ewart gladstone, William Gibson
HTML 5 syntax
In: web resources
2 Dec 2009One advantage XHTML has over HTML is that it has simpler syntax rules. If you want your documents to validate you can’t pick and choose – you need to use lowercase for tag and attribute names, close all elements, quote all attribute values, and give all attributes a value. Some find those rules restrictive. I [...]
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- Tags: attribute, attributes, HTML, lowercase, quote, Read, syntax, syntax rules, Tag, xhtml
Fancy Quotes With jQuery, AJAX & CSS
In: tutorial
1 Dec 2009Today we are making a fancy quote rating system that will display a number of famous quotes and will enable our site visitors to rate their favorites. We are using PHP and MySQL on the back-end and jQuery and jQuery UI on the front. As an addition, we are using two jQuery plugins – qTip [...]
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- Tags: Cufon, div id, DOM, famous quotes, JavaScript, jquery, mouse move, php, quote, Script, span id
Better Pull Quotes with MooTools
In: web resources
23 Nov 2009Chris Coyier authored a post titled Better Pull Quotes: Don’t Repeat Markup a while back. In his post he created great-looking pull quotes without repeating any content — instead he uses jQuery to dynamically create the pull quotes. The following is the MooTools method for doing so. View Demo The HTML <p><span class="pull-me">As a MooTools [...]
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- Tags: background color, Chris, Chris Coyier, David Walsh Blog, Don, element, mootools, new element, padding, quote, span, span class, twitter
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