BoringCode
Testing the share function?
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Hidden Menu
This is a basic way to achieve a similar effect. $("#linktoclick").click(function() { $("#hiddendiv").slideToggle(); }); Obviously you would want your hidden div to be hidden so you might write some CSS to display:none
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Rotational "scrolling" in single page layout? jQuery? Canvas?
Right, click would be much better.
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Rotational "scrolling" in single page layout? jQuery? Canvas?
Problem of course is there is no way to "unhover" (in Joshua's example). So once you hover on one section you can't hover on the others.
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target="_blank" vs. jQuery
I have no idea why you wouldn't use target="_blank" JS isn't the best solution in this case.
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[SOLVED] jQuery not working at all!
Just a tip, we don't really need the HTML. What matters the most right now is the jQuery that you are trying to run.
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Check out this site! Did anyone say attention to detail?
Usually it's done with the jQuery scroll API. However, this isn't the first site to do something like this, many have come before it. For example: http://www.nikebetterworld.com/
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css animation of after and before
It is not possible in all the browsers except for Firefox. Correct me if I'm wrong :)
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Pure CSS Perspective Portfolio
@joshuanhibbert I think it is intuitive enough, when I first visited it I didn't know what to do and I could figure it out.
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Pure CSS Perspective Portfolio
Honestly it is awesome, but only in WebKit. Even in a somewhat equal browser such as Firefox it does not degrade very well.
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1px Borders - How To
Add a little padding between each picture, or add border-right: none; for all but the last img.
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Blog Critique - From a High Schooler
Well why don't you provide a link rather then telling me to Google it?
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Blog Critique - From a High Schooler
@fordinary: I know that it might not be the best choice as far as design goes but black background and white text is actually more readable then the reverse.
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Google+ Invites
Funny thing is, I'm a "Google Trusted Tester" yet they never give me anything to test :P @ChristopherBurton: They are getting the date of birth from the information you entered when you created your Google Account. I don't think…
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Google+ Invites
Somehow I don't meet the age requirement. I'm not sure why though...
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Sexy CSS3 Fading Line
Someone needs to create a fork that supports Gecko already :P
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CSS-Tricks Design (v9)
Awesome redesign if I do say so myself! Is that constructive enough?
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When a Client Ruins Their Website
Obviously what TheDoc said. You can encourage them not to touch it, but it is code that they hired you to create for them. In the end they can edit it all they want. On a side note. I would avoid using all caps, as that is internet speak for yellin…
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Wordpress Basics, I guess!
Wordpress actually adds a class to the current page that you can select with CSS. One of the classes you can target is .current_page_item As for creating a link to the homepage you could do this:
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Make exception for some internal links in Chris ALL AJAX Wordpress theme.
You don't need to make an exception, what you need to do is initialize your click events inside the AJAX function.
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Web Design & Tech Blogs
http://daringfireball.net http://thisismynext.com and of course... http://css-tricks.com There's more but that is what I read the most.
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Using Chris's ALL AJAX script for Wordpress with Lightbox?
Um, sure. Inside the file that is handling the AJAX for the website you should see something like this: $('#result').load('somethingl', function() { //something goes here. }); You will need to add your click function to it lik…
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Using Chris's ALL AJAX script for Wordpress with Lightbox?
You need to add your click function inside the AJAX function in order for your script to work.
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Windows 95 Reproduction (for fun)
Since you are using Javascript already, just display the local time using JS.
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Dribbble
I prefer Forrst simply because there is code floating around, and that's what I like more ;)
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Cool Scrolling Sites
This one comes to mind: http://benthebodyguard.com/ And this one: http://www.nikebetterworld.com/
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CSS Transitions
If you really want to do it with CSS I would try CSS animations. It is supported by the stable versions of WebKit and Firefox so it is pretty safe to use (and if the browser doesn't support nothing will happen). https://developer.mozilla.org/e…
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Sleek Custom Photographer's Wordpress site...criticism/feedback welcome!
Looks very nice. The color scheme works. It might be a little bit boring, but it does look sleek. Love the jQuery testimonial thing, very cool.
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Forrst help for a new member
Your links are dead, I'm going to guess you're in!
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Design critiques please
Why not try a completely different color scheme. That might help with your problem of ending up with something that looks like the current design. Currently you seem to be doing a lot of dark colors, try something different ;)