DanielMortzen
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CSS-Tricks Bug
Getting the same issue as well in FF.20, it's only on the frontpage though, works fine on the forums. I'm thinking it's just a font-loading issue. Sidenote, i was gladly surprised at how good IE10 is. Maybe they've finally caugh…
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Badges in jQuery/JavaScript
You might want to specify a bit more exactly what you're after. What kind of badges? Levels for what?
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How do they do it?
In looking at the source, what they do is just css-animate the "transform: scaleY" property over 500ms. A small simple javascript does a setTimeOut at 500ms as well, hiding the element when the css-transform is completed!
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Input field become active if user leave it blank
First of all you would have to name your inputs individually to be able to handle them at all. They can't all be named "textfield". After that you would need javascript to validate the form once the user clicks submit, basically chec…
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Typography Category
I agree with AlenAbdula up here, Design is most likely too broad. I vote for "Design Dilemmas" and "Typography Terror"! :D
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Please help mysql - ORDER BY Date Desc
Are you sure it's just not as simple as you're selecting a field called "date_time" and then using ORDER BY date DESC. If you'd change it to "ORDER BY date_time DESC" it should work as expected, assuming your &quo…
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3 colum fluid layout
I guess i'm going to get totally shot down here, but, since there is no real good go-to solution for this. Why not just (GASP!) use tables? Very little mark-up, no need for 20-30 lines of css to get margins correct etc. http://codepen.io/anon…
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CSS Trick V10 - New Design discussion
I'm just sort of slightly dumbfounded by how generically bad the site looks in IE9. Not that I really use IE for anything, but i sort of thought that in this day and age you would at least try to support the very latest IE release. The colors i…
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The Lodge
Same thing for me. But from what Chris wrote in his last bulk-email, I think we're supposed to get another one with login-details etc!
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CSS Trick V10 - New Design discussion
Agreed, quite an overhaul, but at first impression my eyes really liked what they saw! The banner on the Demos page is absolutely awesomely badass.
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Layout issue (labels and inputs) for liquid layout
Yeah that's what i was trying to achieve here, by setting the actual calc()-CSS value through js, just getting the width dynamic. I think i'll just settle with having a fixed with for labels, and save myself some hassle. :D
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Layout issue (labels and inputs) for liquid layout
True, but wouldn't that defeat the function of the calc() property? As in, the width of the input-field wouldn't update dynamically when you resize the window?
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Layout issue (labels and inputs) for liquid layout
Hm, looks like you can't use calc() width .css in jQuery, but my solution WAS gonna be the following: http://jsfiddle.net/Yc6CG/8/ Sort of anyways, a bit clunky there, but you get the idea.
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Layout issue (labels and inputs) for liquid layout
Yeah i was kinda hung up on it as well. It's still doable though through JS without too much hassle, so i might go for that solution as well, i'll post an updated fiddle when i'm done. Thanks a lot guys! :D
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Layout issue (labels and inputs) for liquid layout
Thanks a lot! That pretty much does it apart from the labels not being dynamic width within the container, but i can live with that. :D It's only gonna be used for a personal administration-panel anyways so i don't really care about browse…
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JQuery Css width of a div returns undefined.
You should pretty much always use $(document).ready though, as it ensures that the DOM is completely loaded before you start manipulating it with javascript.
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Fluid width ul->li problem
Oh man such a simple fix, thanks a lot for that Schmotty! :)
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Hey Ya'll! Check out CodePen
Looks really nice so far! I'm gonna have a good poke around it once i get home from work!
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Calculations from Form Inputs?
No worries, glad to help!
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Calculations from Form Inputs?
That's easily fixed by defaulting the value to 0 if it doesn't have a value, i should have fixed that in my first fiddle there, but here you go: :) http://jsfiddle.net/mortzen/UmVs2/5/
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Calculations from Form Inputs?
Basically the same way as it was done by karl in his first fiddle, but just make a variable out of the initial total sum, so you can just reuse that variable whenever you want later, kind of like this: http://jsfiddle.net/UmVs2/4/
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Calculations from Form Inputs?
You didn't have the jQuery library loaded in your fiddle, once you load it up and hit run it works fine. :) So for your local testing, make sure you're loading jQuery!
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Inner join vs two select statements
Yeah that's kind of what i figured as well. It's just that it's kind of easy and handy programmingwise later just having a function for fetching usernames etc, but i think i'll just make a habit out of always fetching usernames e…
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Jquery Sortable: update method
Thanks for the tip! Yeah i'll have to do something like that i guess. It just seems weird to me that there isn't any method that just fires once after sorting is complete. I can definitely see the use for the update() method, but it would …
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Jquery Sortable: update method
Anyone have any idea? For now i resorted to using the stop() method, which isn't ideal, but at least it never calls the ajax php script twice.