Cheatsheet (1-page PDF) by Amy Hoy.
Tag archive for 'javascript'
reflection.js demo: Create an Apple-like reflection effect without additional graphics via CSS, but it's VERY limited to Safari, Firefox 1.5 and Opera. Good news is that it degrades nicely.
Maybe you've seen the almost ubiquitous Flickr badge? This small bit of code lets you display images from your Flickr RSS feed on your website. If you have an iStockPhoto account you might want to do the same; a feed is available for your recently approved images. Trawling the iStockPhoto site for information about making use of this feed isn't very rewarding. However, where there's a will there's a way...
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Trying to please everyone is an ambitious aspiration for any web designer. Do you please most of the people most of the time, or some of the people all of the time? As described previously, I use a chuck of JavaScript called StyleSwitcher to offer readers of this blog (all two of them) three alternative ways to view the site: single column, fixed-width, and widescreen. Now that web surfing on a PDA using WiFi is a reality, how can this be fine-tuned to ensure those with small screens are automatically offered the "lite" single column view? The answer, perhaps unsurprisingly, is provided once again by JavaScript.
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This option for sharing a reading list ("blogroll") may be of interest if you use an RSS reader like NetNewsWire than can export your subscriptions in OPML format.
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Many blogs display a panel for "recent posts" which rely on server-side scripting. iBlog doesn't do server-side scripting, but you can achieve the same effect by using someone else's sever, the power of RSS, and a bit of JavaScript. Here's how...
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