Jan052012
by Ryan Tvenge
Surprisingly enough, I haven’t seen that many drop-down menus online that have the following: Still work without JavaScript (css-based) tabbing through menus functional So I thought I’d put my money where my mouth is. Here is the Ryan Tvenge rendition of Dropdown Menus. The html <ul class="nav fade"> <li><a href="#">Regular Lists w/ 2 child ul’s</a>… Continue Reading
RegEx Pal
This is a great tool when writing out regular expressions. It helps me as I learn more and more about them.
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JSLint
For those of you that are just getting into JavaScript, this is a must-have tool for checking your code. It will tell you what you are doing wrong (using multiple var statements, spaces in wrong places, etc) in your code and will help you write better JS.
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Aug012011
by Ryan Tvenge
With the adoption of Webkit browsers (Chrome, Safari and just about every mobile browser), It’s getting easier to use Webkit-specific CSS3. This idea came when I was looking at Chris Coyier’s CSS Tricks site. He was using some 3D css3 on some of his sponsors links. I thought this would be a good implementation on a… Continue Reading
iOS5 To Bring Support For Older CSS Properties
Two CSS properties that will now be available in iOS5 in September: overflow: scroll and position: fixed:
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