CSS Browser Selector — A very light JavaScript file (with just one line) which adds classes to the html element allowing you to write browser specific selectors in CSS. Very clever and nice solution.
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CSS Browser Selector — A very light JavaScript file (with just one line) which adds classes to the html element allowing you to write browser specific selectors in CSS. Very clever and nice solution.
An Event Apart, Day One — Jeremy live blogs day one of An Event Apart.
Shortwave Firefox Search Plugin — While Safari allows you to access individual Bookmarks Bar items with Apple + [1-9] keyboard shortcuts Firefox sadly does not offer an analog. So Brendan Borlase created a Search Plugin that passes commands to Shortwave. The best part? Apple + K focuses the search field …
Shortwave for the paranoid - Uses a self-hosted JavaScript file as opposed to a plain text file to avoid passing through shortwaveapp.com. I would have called it “Tinfoil Hat.”
If you’re still using IE, you should give this little piece of JS definately a chance. Or have a look for something better.
“IE7 is a JavaScript library to make Microsoft Internet Explorer behave like a standards-compliant browser. It fixes many HTML and CSS issues and makes transparent PNG work correctly …
I miss the portfolio projects details/screens. What I like is the text particle effect, nice. Another fantastic thing is the whole group94 CMS and it’s live demo. So for an overall look & feel we can say - 94 percent done. What do you think?
But we had the patience. And I am sure that it will be worth the expectations. When we were last year watching that crazy girl (now we know that it’s Tamara - g94 superior project manager ;-) ) talking about her fault, who knew that it wasn’t some prelaunch joke?
Now we are 15 …
SWF A wants to load SWF B.
SWF B has a linked MovieClip in the library. This is a simple extension of MovieClip, nothing fancy. Let’s call it Foo.
SWF A wants to call new Foo(); and add it to the stage.
Compiler hates us.
Daniel, Josh and I sat together and had a …
Shaun went to public school in Norwood, Massachusetts. He then fled the Northeast for the Savannah College of Art & Design. While there his studies focused mostly on print design until his senior year when his eyes finally opened to the web’s potential as a communication medium.
After graduation Shaun moved …