December 8, 2008 – 6:23 pm
Do you ever get frustrated with creating columns of equal size using CSS? If you are, you have the same feeling as many of us developers. Creating faux columns is one option, but may I suggest using JQuery to make this process a synch. In the following tutorial we will be creating a JQuery Plug-in [...]
December 2, 2008 – 1:27 am
JQuery has quickly become my preferred framework. It has a relatively small footprint and offers a lot of functionality with little code. Today we will be using this library to create a simple accordion which you can use on your website, or blog.
Download my JQuery Accordion example here or View the JQuery Accordion Screencast
First of [...]
November 25, 2008 – 6:00 pm
I have attempted something new, as this is my first screencast ever! As expected you may have to bear with me for a bit while I get used to it. Please feel free to comment on suggestions I can make. Below you can find links to the starting files, as well as the complete end [...]
November 17, 2008 – 11:28 pm
Unobtrusive JavaScriping is a very crucial part of designing a website. As you should know there are 3 major layers of the web, and they should all be separated into external files. You have XHTML (structure), CSS (presentation), and JavaScript (behavior).
Separating these three pillars of the web will go a long way towards maintainability of [...]
November 13, 2008 – 11:42 pm
Creating a Google map is almost a requirement in every website I design these days. Google maps have been the showcase for AJAX ever since it was coined. Google Maps are interactive maps that you can embed within your web page using Google’s already built API.
latitude and longitude?
When I began embedding Google Maps in my [...]