Posted on August 18, 2008 in Tutorial | 1 Comment »
It seems like more and more these days, JavaScript tabbed interfaces are being used. There are plenty of scripts out there, but I think it is important to be able to do things yourself. A lot of JavaScript “plugins” that you will find online will give you way more than you really need, and you may understand how to use it, but you will not really understand what it is really doing.
First, I thought I would walk through creating a tabbed navigation script with jQuery, and then modifying it so that it works without JavaScript.
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Posted on July 22, 2008 in Tutorial | 2 Comments »
While they may not be that pretty, forms are one of the most important parts of a web site. I have already written an article on CSS Forms, that was over a year ago, and I have developed much better techniques.
There are other great resources for information about form design, and I will take this information into account when I am showing the flexibility of my method of marking up and styling forms.
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Posted on June 24, 2008 in Tutorial | 4 Comments »
Recently, I had to slice and implement a blog for the CEO of my company. I decided to go with WordPress because that is what I have become enamored with recently, when I created a job board using it. I used some features of WordPress that I had never used before, so I figured I would talk about them so that others could learn how to use them as well.
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