Weird Float/Height Problems and How To Solve Them!
Ever made a site or just part of a site that never looked like the design because of a rendering problem where the height of parent element would cease to exist if you floated the child elements, so you have to give it a fixed height? Well fear no more, there is a fix! Continue Reading...
Tutorial – How to Install & Use The Syntax Highlighter Website Plugin
Syntax Highlighting is a must have for any site that focuses on such subjects as Web Development tutorials. Mainly because a Syntax Highlighter can show you the actual code and stops the browser from interpreting it.
Which is very useful for any tutorial writer who wishes to show readers the code he/she is using in a given tutorial. Continue Reading...
Screencast – How To Create An ‘Easy Gallery’ jQuery Plugin
OK then today we're going to take a look at creating a jQuery Plugin for a nice and easy, opacity filled, picture gallery. The aim of this fifteen minute video screencast/tutorial is to help you with basic plugin development and get you used to writing plugins from scratch. Continue Reading...
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