Archive for March, 2007
Javascript: Pop up DHTML calendar using CSS
- March 30th, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
- Permalink
- 3 Comment(s)
If you are looking for a simple JavaScript calendar that uses CSS and is easy to customise, then take a look at my calendar. I have created a basic javascript calendar that can be tweaked to suit your needs that makes it easy for your users to pick a date. Read more »
Javascript: trim leading and trailing spaces
- March 29th, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
- Permalink
- 4 Comment(s)
Here’s a quick function to remove leading, trailing and multiple spaces from a string using regular expression which is much faster that using loops! Read more »
Qodo featured on CSS galleries
- March 14th, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
- Permalink
- 5 Comment(s)
I’m very proud to say that my new design, Qodo v2, has been featured in quite a few CSS galleries! I have always been a huge fan of the high quality work and design featured on the galleries and it’s really nice to have my work featured alongside some of the greatest current CSS designs! Read more »
Careful use of accessible JavaScript
- March 7th, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
- Permalink
- 0 Comment(s)
JavaScript can really pose some difficult accessibility issues for users when not used correctly and with consideration. But there are some steps you can follow in your designs to make sure your site accessible to a larger audience. By designing with these steps in mind means you will not be ignoring the 3-6% of users* who cannot, or will not use JavaScript. Read more »
When is the right time to use PNG?
- March 1st, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
- Permalink
- 4 Comment(s)
For a long time designers have had to hold off using the PNG image format on the web because of Internet Explorer’s poor support for it. So now that IE7 is publicly available and support has been added - can we use them now? What else do we need to know before using the image format that was designed for the web? Read more »