Archive for February, 2006



It’s time consuming to write a blog entry and format code snippets for Wordpress and other blog programs. You’ve got to translate < elements into &lt; and either use pre tags combined with code tags, combined with blah, blah, blah. If I have a complicated snippet, ordered lists were used for easier reading [...]

I’m working on a basic search form and the visual design requires a graphic button instead of the browser-generated input. I’m using the button tag instead of an input type=”submit”. While putting the page together, I had a nagging issue with the button not aligning with the label and input. I tried various combinations of [...]

This is a difficult book to read for non-javascript programmers. If you are more comfortable with HTML and CSS, I’d recommend reading Jeremy Keith’s DOM Scripting first. Keith explains the theories behind this book.
That said, I did learn enough from DHTML Utopia to not look like a complete idiot during my job interview with [...]

Nicolas Huon recently released CSSViewer, a Firefox extension that gives you a summary of dimensions and styles associated with an element when you mouse over it.
I’ve been a big fan of Slayeroffice’s Mouseover DOM Inspector, but this new extension is much easier to use and certainly helps solve your layout problems.

– This was originally published on www.tjkdesign.com. Visit the original site for updated code and to see a working copy of the script. Thierry has created a Dreamweaver plugin to make this super-easy to add to your site!
This is about using a Definition List and the DOM to create a nice FAQ page where [...]




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