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Simple Animated Content Slider with jQuery
Content sliders are fairly simple things to implement, as they can be built with using only a few basic pieces of html, css, and javascript ( if you are focusing development on css3, javascript is not needed at all ). … Continue reading
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Tagged css, design, html, javascript, jQuery, web design
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Affecting a series of (recursive) elements with css
Many sites use some form of rating system for content – here is an example of how to create series of elements for a ranking meter using only html and css. HTML <div id=”stars”> <div class=”star”> <div class=”star”> <div class=”star”> … Continue reading
CSS Double Border
Today I came across an interesting prospect – How to emulate a double border using only CSS. This can be achieved with the :before and :after pseudo selectors. xhtml <div id=”myDiv”>Some Text Here</div> CSS #myDiv, #myDiv:after { display:block; background:#00f; width:100px; } #myDiv:after … Continue reading
TimeDrop Menus with jQuery
TimeDrop menu is a plugin for jQuery based on common drop-down methods, but allows for drop down menus that will persist until a timeout triggers them to close. This allows the user to jump off the menu for a short … Continue reading
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Tagged css, javascript, jQuery, web design, web development, xhtml
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