November 2009
3 posts
June 2009
4 posts
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I hate #CSS frameworks...
Maybe its just me, but CSS frameworks are a pain. Call me old school, but I like to work with code directly, and all of the cryptic class names make working with physical code a huge pain.
Also, why even bother with a framework? Sure, I like the whole “grid layout” (and have stolen this idea to a certain extent) but I do not see the need for a framework unless one never wants to see...
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Hiding a div based on a radio button
This is fairly easy. the radio group and divs:
<label> <input type=”radio” name=”foobar” value=”foo” id=”foobar_0” class=”hide_foo”/> foo </label> <label> <input type=”radio” name=”foobar” value=”bar” id=”foobar_1” class=”hide_bar”/> bar ...
wow. my blog sucks
just pointing that out
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UL are here
In order to assign a “you are here” effect i jquery/css there are several steps.
Assuming that your URLs are fairly structured to match your navigation, assign each ul a class or (preferrably) ID to match the path.
i.e, if your urls are http://…/blog/… http://…/news/…, etc your uls would be
<ul id=’nav’> <li...
April 2009
1 post
On the Illuminati
Recently, most likely due to the upcoming Dan Brown movie (I love how the sheep take their queues from mainstream media) there has been a resurgence of interest in the supposed “Illuminati.”
It is often suspected by most intelligent and rational persons, that there is a higher power behind international, or even local affairs. Conspiracy theorists would like you to believe that this...