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I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents. I should be incapab ... continue reading.
I had to put together a CSS form button reset for one of our intranet projects where we didn't have control over the markup, only the CSS. Though I'm not fond of using CSS hacks I had to put in two tweaks to jerk IE6 and IE7 into display the buttons ... continue reading.
Small snippet I wrote for a project where I needed to retrieve a small part of a huge string and all I had to look for was some unique values in the string. ... continue reading.
Got a question from a friend the other day: Is there a way to use jQuery to check if the CSS is loaded? Well, there is no build-in way to check this, but the question got me thinking and testing some ideas and I come up with this solution. ... continue reading.
This plugin creates a queue containing all children inside the provided parent element, then the plugin steps thru the queue and fades in the element, one after another. You can also choose to start the queue at any direct children inside the provide ... continue reading.
Since CSS3Pie still have issues in Internet Explorer when using a specific print-css, type="print", I've been struggling with a solution to remove the extra markup that CSS3Pie insert into my code, when printing. ... continue reading.