March 30, 2007 – 12:20 pm
My two most indispensable web development tools are Firebug and TextMate. I’m sure the same goes for many web developers the world round. Firebug brings with it a complete set of debuggers and problem-solvers that is unrivaled by any other application. And TextMate is the little text editor that could (and does). It’s versatility is […]
As you begin to wireframe your next big web thing, it’s a good idea to keep this in mind. The body element can be styled just like any other element.
Let’s get a disclaimer out of the way: I am a markup purist at heart. There’s nothing that tugs at my heartstrings than well-structured markup. So […]
March 10, 2007 – 10:00 am
With the rapid proliferation of IE 7, I think a closer look at cross-browser opacity is needed.
Please note that I’m not talking about image-based opacity, but rather opacity on any given element. There are articles on image opacity that are still relevant to today’s browsers.
The current favorite method is a combo opacity/filter fix to placate […]
Not that innerHTML should be avoided at all cost, but I’m currently in a purist kinda mood. Generally I like to avoid proprietary functions whenever possible. Now, sometimes it just makes sense to dip into Microsoft’s old trick-bag and pull this out.
Anyway, as I was making my way through Jeremy Keith’s amazing book, Bulletproof Ajax, […]
