Adaptive images are the current hot topic in the Adaptive Design and Responsive Web Design conversations. Why? Because no one likes any of the solutions. New elements and attributes are being discussed as a solution for what is, for most … More …
Because there is no keyboard, mouse or right click, mobile browsers have some built in behaviors. Sometimes you don’t want those native behaviors. Learn how to control them.
Below is a list of all the states, with links to more information about voting in that state. We’ve included information about voter registration deadlines, with what that deadline is for 2012 presidential … More …
I use Twitter.com to access my tweets. I do so from several different computers and several different browsers on each of those computers. Since Direct Messages read/unread status is stored in local storage, I have to ‘read’ my DMs in … More …
Black out your own blogs on january in opposition to SOPA. You can do so by adding this script to your site: Download the code from GitHub
Note: To see it in action before January 18, set your computer clock to the 18th.
Some people are confused by CSS Specificity, especially with all of the (not-so) new CSS3 Selectors. The image below may help make sense of CSS Specificity.
X-0-0: The number of ID selectors, represented by Sharks
0-Y-0: The number of class … More …
About 6 months ago I was bored. While most people go on bike rides, watch a movie or read a novel when this happens to them, I am a bit different. I find CSS3 entertaining. So, in my ‘down’ time … More …