Some random links I need to/should add to my link-list page and a note to self.
Some links:
Note to myself: go back into the smilies hack for WordPress and see if it can be made into a select list. Probably not, but hey, try it’s worth a try!
If not, I should ask the WordPress support forums people.
Posted on: Oct 26, 2004 at 5:15 pm
Filed under: web related
Comments Off
It’s officially now: sIFR 2.0 RC1.
Mike D has released an update to the sIFR technique sIFR 2.0 Release Candidate so I’m going to update my blog in a few days when I can read all the comments and all that. Also going to add the fact that I use the technique in the colophon; I haven’t updated that since I moved from MT to WP.
But not now cos I have a scary headache. More on that later…
Posted on: Oct 22, 2004 at 7:17 pm
Filed under: web related
Comments Off
Drop shadows that scroll over your content, fixed onto the browser window!
I’ve seen this before, but now it’s explained. It’s a little something called: Scrolling Drop Shadows and it’s kick-ass!! Of course, it doesn’t work in IE because it uses PNGs. But who cares?
I want to try it with an image, just to see if it works; like a tuft of grass on the bottom of the browser’s inner window. Can you imagine?!
Also: My Favorite JavaScript for Designers is a collection of quick JS snippets of code that are extremely useful. In the comments for that entry I found a link to how to: Create a Pull Quote with Javascript (and CSS).
Posted on: Oct 22, 2004 at 10:49 am
Filed under: web related
comments (3)
The latest CSS trick to enter our web designer lives.
Over at Left Justified, Andrew has written a follow-up entry Global White Space Reset to an earlier entry where he quickly noted that added the following line to your CSS clears up all white space on your HTML/XHTML page:
* {padding: 0; margin: 0;}
He provides further details and examples in this entry. Highly recommended read!
Posted on: Oct 20, 2004 at 9:52 am
Filed under: web related
Comments Off
Just some random thoughts, no rhyme or reason.
I finished reading the first issue of “Design in Flight” and it was a worthwhile investment at $10 for four issues. The issues are published on the following schedule:
- Issue One, published July 1, 2004
- Issue Two, published October 8, 2004
- Issue Three, published week of Jan 1, 2005
- Issue Four, published week of April 1, 2005
I have to print October’s issue and read that one voraciously.
In other news, I have to remember to take of the flash detect script on my flash portfolio and the screen resizer. Just too lazy and got too much work to do. I had to cancel my follow-up eye appointment I had tomorrow because I also have a follow-up tooth extraction appointment tomorrow. I can’t miss that much work and not get fired. Well, if I do get fired should I even care? I’m in such an awful mood today.
Posted on: Oct 19, 2004 at 9:46 am
Filed under: blah,thoughts
Comments Off