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Codeview, the template for JsDoc Toolkit, is now available on Github.
There’s a new version available on plugins.jquery.com
For some time now I’ve been busy writing a jQuery plugin called the Ono List Pager that creates pageable widgets of standard unordered lists. I think the code is now stable enough to publish a preview.
Since IE8 you can force an IE8+ browser to handle a website like it is an IE7 or an IE8 browser. IE9 seems to emulate older browsers well, but I know at least one rendering bug and I’m wondering if some backwards compatibility bugs are overlooked.
The Estate Developer Tool is a JavaScript library that helps front-end developers building websites. I wrote these tools in order to use them at Estate Internet and are now published as open source under the FreeBSD license.
Codeview 1.2 is out with again some new stuff.
What’s even better than a cheat sheet? Memorizing. Test and refresh your knowledge of jQuery with Anki, an open source program meant for cramming such information into your head.
Codeview is now at 1.1.1
I made an update for Codeview, a template for jsdoc-toolkit. Jsdoc-toolkit is a JavaScript documentation tool.
Media queries are cool: you can decide what CSS file to serve to a browser based its width. But although it works perfect in many modern browsers, there are always some browsers or some versions of it lagging. Let’s give them a hand.
I created a new HTML template for the Javascript documentation tool JSDoc, which is now free for download. It is tested in IE6 to IE9, FF3.6, Chrome 5 and Safari 4.
A few new and cool CSS3 styles become realistic options when building a website if you combine them with IE's filter.
Replace a CSS3 selector that's not supported in IE with a CSS2 selector that has support.
This article serves as a download page for the tool PixEm.
All major browsers are able to display fonts that are not installed on the computer, but downloadable from the web through the CSS-technique @font-face. But there are some caveats.