There are lots of examples of using CSS to add filetype icons to links, but they all rely on advanced CSS selectors, which Internet Explorer 6 doesn’t support.
If you’re looking for a cross-browser method of adding filetype icons to links, you have a couple of choices: you can add a class name to all [...]
I came across The End of Web Frameworks in my dzone RSS feed this morning, and it echoes a thought that runs through my brain as I get more and more comfortable with jQuery: who needs the server when you’ve got Javascript? Wouldn’t it be great if the server just handed out data, and the [...]
I’ve been promoting some of my blog posts by submitting them to StumbleUpon, and it’s been generating a fair bit of traffic — my post “How I Learned CSS” has done especially well. I’ve been watching my site using Google Analytics, and I’ve noticed that visitors from StumbleUpon have a substantially lower bounce rate than, [...]
Note to self: remember to use !important when trying to deal with text running off the page in print versions of pages in IE6.
Basic steps to follow:
EITHER have separate print and screen stylesheets …
<link rel="stylesheet" media="screen" type="text/css" href="styles.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" media="print" type="text/css" href="print.css" />
… OR declare separate screen and print rule sets in a [...]
updateWithJSON is a jQuery plugin that updates elements on your page based on key/value pairs in a JSON object. Usage:
$.updateWithJSON(jsonData)
Here’s a demo, and here’s how it works:
iterate over each property/value combination in the JSON object
look for an element in the DOM that matches the property name
first, look for an element with a matching id attribute
if [...]
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