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  • jQuery onClick div split

    @LimeX, you are almost there! change it to - if ( closed ) { $('#people').removeClass('closed').addClass('open'); } else { $('#people').removeClass('open').addClass('closed'); …
    Comment by Adman September 2012 permalink
  • jquery slider with forms

    @petro7447 Check out this tutorial. http://webexpedition18.com/articles/how-to-create-a-multi-step-signup-form-with-css3-and-jquery/ What you are needing is fairly simple with jQuery. When the user selects next it hides the current content and sli…
    Comment by Adman April 2012 permalink
  • Drop down toggle jQuery

    Bingo. I was making it more complicated then what it needed. I added a toggle function so it could close also, none the less thank you!
    Comment by Adman December 2011 permalink
  • css3 with IE

    Depending on the version of IE you can use certain CSS3 features. Microsoft uses the vender prefix -ms since IE8, unless they are in compatibility view in which their page will render as if they were running IE7. If you are wanting most of CSS3 to …
    Comment by Adman December 2011 permalink
  • My First Dynamic Width Site - Thoughts?

    Looks great! One very small critique, I'm at work so not able to check the width but the sign up form input's at the bottom get really small at a certain width. I think it's when it's between two media queries.
    Comment by Adman December 2011 permalink
  • A challenge for the masters in css

    @matthewb just to cover all bases, @Mottie also advised to change the style of the body tag, did you also add background: transparent; to the body?
    Comment by Adman November 2011 permalink
  • how to make this better function and less code.

    @attilahajzer, Why not just use what @Mottie did? It uses fewer lines of code. The reason why Version 7 is not working is because you didn't change the value from all to box. :-)
    Comment by Adman November 2011 permalink
  • Add "@" to text input with jquery

    You are right there! I added an href attribute to the anchor tag for usability purposes..but you just need to change the value to val, change the equal sign to a period and surround the second value with parenthesis. See here -> http://jsfiddle.…
    Comment by Adman November 2011 permalink
  • What do you think about this design?

    @Raimonds I like the colors. I feel that the text should have more contrast to the background, maybe a dark grey. Also I do not like the layout. I feel the information on the layout is calling to my attention however, once there are images in the s…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Horizontally Scrolling Site

    @jgriffiths I agree with @johnnyb. In order for this horizontal website to be successful it can only scroll horizontally. You will need to cut out or resize some content in order for it to work. If you feel you can't resize content then it may…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Coding a simple form

    @bob Code looks good, Semantically putting these in a list is better then wrapping them in div's. Here are a few of my tips: I wouldn't use a div around the form, just use the styling for the form itself. You could put the "Forg…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Can't Get Divs Right

    @jmeyer0911 You can use a nav element instead of using a div for the navigation, so
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • create custom play|pause button to play a song

    Sounds great, I figured you had the latest browser since it was working with no other code.
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Bulletproofing a menu

    @ChristopherBurton You are correct sir, due to legalities Helvetica Neue can't be used with font-face. Typekit doesn't have Helvetica. @mpanic Is this something where you are using a web font from them and they are hosting it? Like @Pa…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Horizontally Scrolling Site

    Using the entire website as a table is not the way to go. You could easily create this using div's. If you have questions with that, let me know. If someone clicks on the link and say goes to your very last section, the problem is there is no w…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Help With Javascript!

    $(function() { $(".widget-one").middleBoxButton("Read More", "#read"); $(".widget-two").middleBoxButton("Go to the Store", "#store"); $(".widget-three").middleB…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Coding a simple form

    oops you are right border-radius do not need vendor prefixes.
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Can't Get Divs Right

    @jmeyer0911 Once again you do NOT need to put images for borders. Especially with css3, if you want rounded borders to work in IE6-8 you can use the PIE (link provided above), much better then using images.
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Coding a simple form

    I wouldn't use BR tags in this situation. Especially since you want a background around the label and input. I would use an unordered list and the style the list with the blue color. Don't forget to have the other vendor prefixes for the b…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • create custom play|pause button to play a song

    @amyth91 So it must be the javascript. Have a site or can you put it up on jsfiddle?
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Bulletproofing a menu

    @mpanic To prevent the font from failing to load, host it and use the @font-face css @font-face { font-family: 'MyFontFamily'; src: url('myfont-webfont.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'), url('my…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Can't Get Divs Right

    @jmeyer0911 do you mean if the user is on IE6-8? Why not use an alternative instead of excessive div's just for IE users. You could use PIE.htc... http://css3pie.com/
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • HTML & CSS Issues

    @mwdewitt Are you trying to protect your image for copyright reasons? None the less you can do this through jQuery... http://davidwalsh.name/image-protector-plugin-for-jquery *edit* Just input margin-bottom: and then how ever many pixels/em you …
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • Feedback on My new mobile site

    I think for as much information that the website has, this is very easy to navigate. This cuts out most of the things you don't need and goes straight to the information. Especially with what's showing right now! @JoshWhite one way is t…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • sliding callouts

    @amythy91 just change the selector to the class. http://jsfiddle.net/zkJxf/48/
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • sliding callouts

    When I changed to 1.5.2 and selected the jQuery UI 1.8.9 it still works.
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • @font-face and *

    @font-face { font-family: 'LeagueGothicRegular'; src: url('League_Gothic-webfont.eot'); src: url('League_Gothic-webfont.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'), url('League_Gothic-w…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • sliding callouts

    you could always use jQuery for IE7 and CSS3 for modern browsers... http://jsfiddle.net/zkJxf/5/
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • .before() and .after()

    By looking at your code you are creating a border to the left and right side of the wrapper correct? CSS3 allows you to have border images on the left and right ( see http://css-tricks.com/6883-understanding-border-image/ & http://www.css3.info/…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink
  • div not taking the background color of parent div...

    Do you have a live page so I can see? Since you have a lot of images it's hard to see this using jsFiddle. It should have the same color due to your using the same background color as the wrap. *edit* now that I look at it, it seems because la…
    Comment by Adman October 2011 permalink