<a href="http://site.com" onclick="window.external.AddFavorite(this.href,this.innerHTML);">Add Favorite and Go-To-There</a>The first param to AddFavorite is the URL, the second the text to offer up for saving. So this inline JavaScript is reusable in the sense that it will pull those values dynamically from …
The new poll (in the sidebar) asks:
In what environment do you primarily work?
I’ve worked from home for a lot of years but that will soon be changing. I’m interested to know the environment readers of this site work …
Nicole Sullivan thinks “wouldn’t it be a nice if there was a tool to convert an image of a gradient into CSS code?” The community responds with some newly-created tools to do just that. I couldn’t get either of the …
Bookmarklet from Andy Edinborough which analyzes your page by removing class names one by one from all elements and testing the pages scroll performance. In other words, if you are having trouble scrolling a page and suspect it’s fancy CSS3 …
Trent Walton designs a website then codes it up two ways: new school CSS3, and old school image slicing with no CSS3. Going new school meant 1) he could do it faster 2) the page size was smaller 3) less …
Nicolas Gallagher challenges some old assumptions about what’s needed to make the pseudo element style “clearfix” work. …
Except it’s the best reason of all: HOT CSS NERD ACTION.…
Assuming HTML like this:
<ul>
<li>one</li>
<li>two</li>
<li>three</li>
</ul>So if “Two” is clicked, move it to the top of the list.
$("li").click(function() {
$(this).parent().prepend($(this));
});Will work for multiple lists……