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Upside Down Text With CSS

Previously I’ve talked about reversing text with CSS by simply setting a few CSS attributes. Today we will try another trick: turning text upside down....

1 replies - 4092 views - 12/03/08 by Emil Stenström in News

Reverse Text With CSS (32 Very Special Hex Digits)

Sometimes you wake up and feel that big things are moving around you. You follow the news and find that people are uniting over something simple as a number....

0 replies - 1574 views - 12/03/08 by Emil Stenström in News

Pretending To Be The Blind Guy : Does It Work?

So you are a web designer and you like your work. You have the drive to improve yourself so you do some reading about web design. You find out there are blind...

1 replies - 783 views - 12/02/08 by Niels Matthijs in News

Why Inline CSS And JavaScript Code Is Such A Bad Thing

When I review web sites, and also in my own projects with a number of different team members, I almost constantly stumble across something web developers...

3 replies - 8386 views - 11/28/08 by robnyman in News

Make Image Buttons A Part Of Input Fields

If you ever saw how products like Microsoft CRM look like you probably noticed there are input fields that have "embedded" image buttons inside...

0 replies - 4526 views - 11/27/08 by dzovan in News

You STILL Work With JavaScript?

Some time ago, I had lunch with a former colleague I last saw in 2000, when we were working together in a project. We got to talking, and eventually he asked...

4 replies - 2974 views - 11/26/08 by robnyman in News

-itis Abuse : About Diseases And Semantics

With the floatitis series finally coming to an end,I think it's time for some critical introspection. Even though I'mquite happy with the series itself,...

0 replies - 721 views - 11/25/08 by Niels Matthijs in News

The Soul Of The Web - Why Ajax Standards Matter

I spoke on a panel at Mashup Camp this week on why Ajax Standards matter. I was quoted by Doug Henschen of Intelligent Enterprise as saying that we are...

4 replies - 3354 views - 11/24/08 by Chris Keene in News

CSS And HTML Two Level Menus Take Two

I ended the first part of this two part series with a working two level drop down and fly out menu using CSS and HTML. However, we did find that all was not so...

0 replies - 4034 views - 11/17/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Floatitis Part 6 : Rounding Up

It's been a while since I started this series on prevention of float abuse. This final part will summarize the things discussed in short but will also take a...

0 replies - 1513 views - 11/17/08 by Niels Matthijs in News

What If Your Contact Form Fails?

Did you ever think about it? Someone types the message, clicks on send and gets the error message like "Something went wrong. Sorry...". Ok, what...

7 replies - 7148 views - 11/17/08 by dzovan in News

Eliminating Postbacks: Setting Up jQuery On ASP.NET Web Forms and Managing Data On The Client

So you're stuck with Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.NET Web Forms. You want to flex your ninja skills. You can't jump into ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET AJAX or an...

1 replies - 10993 views - 11/12/08 by Jon Davis in News

Floatitis Pt4 - The pos:abs Method

Fourth part in the anti-float series already. The method described today will be pretty similar to the margin/float method, but will eliminate floating...

0 replies - 737 views - 11/03/08 by Niels Matthijs in News

Understanding User-Input Validation In Flex 3

Conducting client-side validation is a key strength of Flex. From a usability point-of-view, you want your application to do as much prevalidation as possible....

0 replies - 6875 views - 11/03/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

"Simple" JSF 2.0 Component vs. Tapestry

I just saw an amusing example of JSF 2.0 on Jim Driscoll's blog. He's creating a simple output-only component to display some text in yellow, using an inline...

12 replies - 6433 views - 11/03/08 by Howard Lewis Ship in Articles