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JavaScript: Restrict keyboard character input
- May 27th, 2008
- Posted by Stewart
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If you want to improve your form inputs by restricting the characters the user enters, this function might come in handy. It restricts the keyboard input for a text field so that they can only enter the characters you want. Read more »
Re-introducing @font-face CSS rules
- December 17th, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
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With the recent news that WebKit based browsers will soon be supporting the long awaited @font-face CSS rules, now is the time to refresh your memory on why this really is such a huge step forward for typography on the web. So how long before this becomes standard on all browsers and when can we start using it?
Javascript: Swapping select box options
- December 3rd, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
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Here’s a JavaScript function that let’s you swap options from one select box to another to allow users to choose the options they want. Be careful when using this type of functionalist as it could be inaccessible to some users and can cause problems when submitting your forms. Read more »
The latest rip off of Qodo: Jeezhi Studios
- November 3rd, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
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It looks like Qodo has been ripped off - yet again. This time it’s from a site called Jeezhi Studio. It’s more than obvious that it’s the Qodo design with some changes; namely the blue colour and some other additions. But the fact remains it is still my design. Read more »
Javascript: enabling and disabling form field elements
- August 17th, 2007
- Posted by Stewart
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Here’s another useful function for enabling and disabling your form elements using javascript. This function can be used to disable form elements when a user has submitted a form to stop them submitting it again. Read more »