Equal height columns have been a need of web designers forever. If all the columns share the same background, equal height is irrelevant because you can set that background on a parent element. But if one or more columns need …
var isMSIE = /*@cc_on!@*/0;
if (isMSIE) {
// do IE-specific things
} else {
// do non IE-specific things
}Remy Sharp’s cool site for HTML5 demos has a “View Source” button on each of the individual demo pages. Click it, and you see the entire source code for the page you are looking at. It’s not a popup or …
The Drawing Table is in essence a mini one-page jQuery application. It has one primary function, creating a colored design by changing the colors of cells in an HTML table. However it has many features to make this as easy …
The full question is:
If you have a degree from college and have a job, is that degree related to your current job?
It’s pretty common to hear about folks who have made their way into the web worker world …
A collection of media queries from Andy Clarke to get you started building responsive sites. Responsive is the new word for sites that react to the space they have available to restyle their content the best they can in that …
Version three of my book, co-authored by Jeff Starr, has been revised from cover to cover ensuring everything is up to date and featuring a new chapter on WordPress 3. Now the print version is back in limited quantity sporting …
The question was:
Do you ever use two JavaScript libraries on the same page?
My thinking in creating this poll was around two ideas:
This works:
var htmlString = "<div>This is a string.</div>";This fails:
var htmlSTring = "<div>
This is a string.
</div>";Sometimes this is desirable for readability.
Add backslashes to get it to work:
var htmlSTring = "<div>\
This is a var $inputs = $(".example-input");
$inputs.keyup(function() {
$inputs.val($(this).val());
});
…
