The dilemma with personal publishing and how Gnip might save it
added on Wednesday, Jul 08, 2009 21:13 pm
A few months ago I came across a new internet service named Gnip. Although it looks very technical and abstract at first look, it may be the key to a bad dilemma of personal publishing on the web today. Here is why, and my experiences of using it for this site. ¬ Full Entry
Autogrid.js
added on Saturday, May 02, 2009 23:24 pm
Work in progress: A flexible javascript layout that arranges a sequence of div boxes in a grid. It also allows to break the grid horizontally and vertically. ¬ Full Entry
Custom fonts in HTML with Cuf
added on Friday, Feb 27, 2009 13:55 pm
Cufon is a way to replace text in HTML with a Canvas element or a VML, so that the type is rendered in a custom font, which may not be installed on the user’s system. Yes, this sound similar to the popular sIRF, but does not use Flash. Here are my first hands-on experiences and why I am whole-heartedly excited about it: ¬ Full Entry
SAHCO.de
added on Friday, Feb 29, 2008 18:24 pm
One of the largest client projects I have ever done at the Warriors went online: The new online presence of SAHCO, developer and distributor of premium upholstery and decoration textiles. ¬ Full Entry
CSS Framework Blueprint
added on Sunday, Aug 12, 2007 21:21 pm
I would like to point to a new CSS framework called “Blueprint”, made by Olav Bjørkøy. CSS Framework means: It’s a set of CSS definitions you can use to build your website design unto. The advantage is: Lots of everday-problems are already solved across the major browsers. You can just use and rely on what’s already there. You link the CSS definitions by using the built-in classes and IDs and you’re done. ¬ Full Entry
imgStack 0.5
added on Saturday, May 19, 2007 13:31 pm
Here something new for you web dev nerds: the beta version of imgStack, an unobtrusive and super-easy to use slideshow solution for your website. Maybe you have already seen it here or here. Download and use it for free! ¬ Full Entry
CSS Tooltips for everybody!
added on Friday, Nov 10, 2006 10:22 am
TooltipsThis is an example of a tooltip are little boxes of text that pop up when you hover over a link. They can rather easily be done with pure CSS. Today I had to do it with inline links that spit out tooltips with further info. I took me several hours of fun, searching the net, gathering info on bugs and inconsistent implementation of CSS, to find a solution that reliably works on Mac OS and Windows in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari. I don’t claim to be an CSS expert, but let me share…
Updated on 10 Nov 2006: Now works in Opera. ¬ Full Entry