There was a time when we used to spend ages writing various Modal Window plugins in JavaScript. But with browser support for IE6-7 now pretty much dead and IE8 on its knees, it is time to explore different routes. So I give you the demo first: http://jsfiddle.net/dimitar/fFzKg/ Several things that are special in this implementation that has no JavaScript whatsoever…. Read more →
Some web dev I am–thanks to google adwords I on this very site I only just noticed an advert by microsoft for downloading IE8… Not how I should have found out about it but it beats not knowing at all, I guess. I wonder how many issues this will introduce and how complicated my life will soon become… grab it… Read more →
Stubbornella, who fancies herself as a bit of a CSS guru, has some up with a concept that has thus far received nothing but praise from all sorts of people. You can check it out on her blog, not the worst of ideas… Only wish the slidecast had audio with it…
The old fable of tables vs “pure” CSS is at the centre of a heated flame war (I mean, a discussion) again. This time, due to Ron Garett’s post on his blog. Naturally, the story got picked up on ajaxian and the CSS ‘know-it-alls’ jumped at the chance to rubbish it all without giving the bloke a chance. And a… Read more →
It makes sense to standardise your CSS layout and styles development just as you come to rely upon frameworks for javascript and PHP, I guess. I came upon Elements V2, a nice and tight CSS framework that does not try to do too much but does it well. I you are in a hurry to produce a new site, it… Read more →
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