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ThickBox is a webpage UI dialog widget written in JavaScript on top of the jQuery library. Its function is to show a single image, multiple images, inline content, iframed content, or content served through AJAX in a hybrid modal.
- IE 7 does not resize text sized in pixels | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
It partly compensates for that by allowing the user to scale/zoom the entire page, including images (which quickly leads to massive horizontal scrolling because of its bad implementation).
- lalit dot lab lalit.org
JavaScript code to Detect available Fonts using JavaScript and CSS.
- Opera developer tools - Opera Developer Community dev.opera.com
Opera now includes a developer console that can be added into the browser with many new features. The developer console includes new tools including DOM inspector, JavaScript inspector, CSS editor and HTTP header inspector.
- swfIR: swf Image Replacement swfir.com
swfIR gives you the ability to apply an assortment of visual effects to any or all images on your website.
"My opinion is still that using % in the body and em for units is superior is it allows for text resizing in IE/win, is less browser specific (both methods are foiled by the typographical workings of IE5, but the Keyword Approach stumbles in some versions
- Browser testing CSS and JavaScript | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
My testing order, why I test in the browsers I do, and why I do it in that particular order.
- Web Browser Standards Support webdevout.net
This document will summarize the level of support for web standards and maturing technologies in popular web browsers. It covers the Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera web browsers, with focus on the HTML, CSS, DOM, and ECMAScript technologies.
- Really Wild Flowers - British wildflower seed, plants, bulbs & orchids for your garden reallywildflowers.co.uk
We provide everything you’ll need to plan and create a beautiful wild flower garden or meadow.
- Information Architects Japan » iA Notebook » The 100% Easy-2-Read Standard informationarchitects.jp · Archived on
- A List Apart: Articles: How to Grok Web Standards alistapart.com
For the visual designer, really understanding web standards means you’ll have to change the way you think about design.
- A List Apart: Articles: Whitespace alistapart.com
The space between major elements in a composition is “macro whitespace.” Micro whitespace, is [...] the space between smaller elements: between list items, between a caption and an image, or between words and letters.
- Styling form controls with CSS, revisited | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
224 screenshots showing the effects of various CSS rules applied to form controls.
- Adactio: Journal - New Year’s Resolution adactio.com
"The numbers clearly show that monitor sizes and resolutions are getting bigger. The most common interpretation of that is more and more people have bigger displays. But an equally valid interpretation of the numbers is the range of displays is bigger tha
Outlook 2007, released next month, will stop using Internet Explorer to render HTML emails and instead use the crippled Microsoft Word rendering engine.
We are averse to using one of the most powerful features of XHTML: the ability to extend the nodes we use with customized, semantically meaningful attributes.
- 24 ways: Marking Up a Tag Cloud 24ways.org
The problem is, everyone’s doing it wrong.
...in IE7, Firefox, and Safari.
- Easy cross-browser transparency | Bite Size Standards bitesizestandards.com
There is an easier way; albeit at the expense of valid CSS.
What we actually need is a selector that applies to everything immediately after our floated element, or its container. The W3C spec already has this element: the adjacent selector: A + B.
There needs to be another term for font-based layouts. Also, there is a mistaken assumption about the accessibility of font-based layouts.
- CSS-Based Tables: Modern Solutions | Smashing Magazine smashingmagazine.com
Over 30 modern css-based techniques in a brief overview.
- A List Apart: Articles: Making Compact Forms More Accessible alistapart.com
Forms pose a series of usability and accessibility challenges, many of which are made more complex when you need to build a form to fit into a small space.
If we want to serve devices whose viewports range from 240 pixels to about 1680 pixels—and with resolution ranging from 72 to 150 pixels per inch—we need a new method.
This technique, CSS production notes, places your page production notes in one convenient place within an XHTML document and uses nothing more than meaningful markup and CSS.
Uses a .htc. Not ideal.
A PHP script which takes care of merging files on the fly whilst also versioning the merged file automatically as the various component files change.
Good design is based on the C.R.A.P. principles where C.R.A.P. stands for Contrast Repetition Alignment Proximity
- 24 ways: Compose to a Vertical Rhythm 24ways.org
"On the Web, vertical rhythm – the spacing and arrangement of text as the reader descends the page – is contributed to by three factors: font size, line height and margin or padding. All of these factors must calculated with care in order that the rhy
- Nidahas » Forms markup and CSS - Revisited nidahas.com
A flexible, semantically correct, and dare I say, accessible template to which such features could be readily applied.
- Digital Web Magazine - Push my <code>button</code> digital-web.com
Read the comments for this article - button is best avoided.
It turns out that most of web page performance is affected by front-end engineering, that is, the user interface design and development.
- IE expressions ignore CSS media types | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
The problem occurs when you use Microsoft’s proprietary CSS expressions. Any declarations that contain an expression will be applied when printing.
- Natalie Downe » Blog Archive » Inline image quotes notes.natbat.net
A block quote [...] with speech marks at the front and termination of the text but without the nastiness of inline images.
- wg:Printing CSS background images (sort of) web-graphics.com
Using list-item to display images in print stylesheets.
- CSS: Browser testing order | And all that Malarkey stuffandnonsense.co.uk
Unless we are working to support a client's specific browser matrix (which might include odd combinations of older browsers), this is the order in which we test our CSS in browsers.
- Smashing Magazine | Blog Archive » CSS-Based Forms: Modern Solutions smashingmagazine.com
Modern solutions a web-developer can use [when] designing his/her next css-based form.
My CSS Framework and Modular CSS articles touched on maintainability but here I am going to expand on those ideas, and attempt to suggest some guidelines to make team CSS coding and maintenance easier.
A Javascript + CSS replacement for Flash photo fading slideshow. Inspired by Richard Rutter's image fade demonstration.
- Useful tips for writing efficient CSS | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
"Jonathan Snook has posted a few great CSS coding tips in Top CSS Tips. Several of them come down to personal preferences, and it seems my preferences differ a bit from Jonathan’s in some cases". Mine too.
- Top CSS Tips - Snook.ca snook.ca
Funny. I do almost the complete opposite for every point. "I thought I'd share some of my habits when it comes to doing CSS work and let me warn you, some of what I have to say is probably a little controversial."
Accessible, pretty forms developed by Philip Howard