When trying to conceive ways in which space could be saved on a web page I decided a sliding menu would work well as shown in the images below.
Now for this solution I decided to use mootools due to the smoothness of their effects, however, this could just as easily be developed in script.aculo.us or [...]
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Having adopted many different techniques for creating accessible html web forms I decided it was about time I standardised my approach to save time and effort.
The initial focus was on how to structure the form. Did I use DIVs or unordered lists or possibly definition lists? Well after much deliberating I [...]
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Just a quick article to point you all in the direction of a fantastic resource documenting CSS Support across a multitude of email clients. This is the most complete guide I have found to date providing all the information you could possibly need.
article link
CSS Support in Email Clients 2007
It’s been a problem for many developers. How do you create a transparent image for Internet Explorer 6 using a PNG. As you are all probably aware IE 6 does not support transparent PNGs but don’t panic there is a solution.
the solution
This is by no means new; however, I thought it was worth [...]
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Having read Oli Warners post on ThePCSpy.com about a CSS Table of Contents I decided to knock up a quick demo myself with some fairly good results.
the code
The CSS for this is fairlty simple and is as follows:
#document ol{
margin:0px 0px 0px 25px;
padding:0px 0px 9px 0px;
}
#document ol ol{
margin:0px 0px 0px [...]
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