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CSS

• CSS, Frameworks, JQuery, Javascript

  Setting Equal Heights using JQuery

  09.28.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  I recently ran into a problem of trying to align the height of 2 columns (col-left and col-right). I know this can be achieved using CSS in most circumstances and I would always advise this path or solution to the problem. However just CSS this time, was not going to get the job done. Luckily [...]

• CSS, Frameworks, Javascript, Usability

  JQuery - A Web Developer’s Best Friend!

  04.17.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  I haven’t posted on my blog for a while now as it’s been a little hectic on the work front. I did however feeel it necessary to post something about this superb javascript framework called JQuery. In their own words this is what JQuery is:
  jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML [...]

• Ajax, Apple, CSS, Frameworks

  Building iPhone Applications

  10.21.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I have been looking into developing some sample applications for Apple’s iPhone. I discovered a very nice example application that was written by a colleague of mine from TAG Worldwide. Malcolm Barclay has written a London underground Tube Status application for the iPhone. (Screenshot to the left).
  The concept and software is very simple yet effective [...]

• CSS, ColdFusion, Design, Usability

  Dynamic CSS using ColdFusion

  05.06.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  It’s probably quite a well documented subject already, but just thought I would shed some light on producing dynamic CSS using ColdFusion. Instead of linking to a static stylesheet in your webiste, you can link to a .cfm template and get ColdFusion to produce the CSS code for you, allowing you to switch graphics, colours, [...]

• CSS, Design, Usability

  IE specific css hacks

  01.18.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  A nice little CSS trick (well ok a hack!) for IE specific rules …

  /* for Internet Explorer */
  /*\*/
  * html .classname {
  height: 8em;
  }
  /**/

  This very handy when fiddling with expanding div or wrapping content

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