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Responsive web design is a hot topic these days, especially as websites need to adapt to the growing number of mobile devices with their relatively small screens. Many designers and developers want to create new websites with responsive layouts, or modify their existing sites to incorporate responsive elements. However, the whole topic can be somewhat bewildering at first glance. Responsive design
When JavaScript first appeared on the scene way back in 1995, people were using it for fairly simple tasks such as form validation. These days, JavaScript has matured into a powerful language that, when coupled with HTML5 APIs like native video playback, drag-and-drop and the canvas element, allows you to build detailed, interactive user interfaces for your websites. However, as you start to use J
Aircraft and Submarines The Story of the Invention, Development, and Present-Day Uses of War's Newest Weapons By Willis J. Abbot Preface Fighting by Sea and Sky. Painting by John E. Whiting. Not since gunpowder was first employed in warfare has so revolutionary a contribution to the science of slaughtering men been made as by the perfection of aircraft and submarines. The former have had their fir
Dragging and dropping can be a very intuitive way for users to interact with your site or web app. People often use drag-and-drop for things like: Moving email messages into folders Reordering lists of items Moving objects in games around, such as cards and puzzle pieces Drag-and-drop with JavaScript used to be very hard to do — in fact, getting a decent cross-browser version working was next to i
jQuery has long been a popular JavaScript library for creating rich interactive websites and web apps. However, since it was designed primarily for desktop browsers, it doesn’t have many features specifically designed for building mobile web apps. jQuery Mobile is a new project that addresses this shortfall. It’s a framework built on top of jQuery that provides a range of user interface elements a
Internet Explorer 6. Nine years on, it’s still a headache for web designers and developers across the globe! Most of us would like to forget about this horrid old browser — first launched in 2001, for crying out loud — but there’s always that client or user who insists on using it (or is forced to by their employer). Even among the audience of W3Schools — a web-savvy crowd if ever there was one —
Home / Blog / Web Development / CSS / How to Make a CSS3 Floating Follow Tab with Rollover Effects Recently, a reader asked us how we created our floating orange “follow” tab that appears on the right-hand side of every page on elated.com. It’s quite a nice effect and it also uses some interesting new CSS3 features, so I thought it’d make a good topic for a tutorial! In this tutorial you’ll learn
CSS3 promises to usher in a new wave of gorgeous web design, with lovely features such as drop shadows, text shadows, rounded corners, gradients, and border images. One CSS3 feature that is really starting to gain traction now is transitions. CSS transitions allow you to smoothly animate an element’s CSS properties from one state to another, without using a single line of JavaScript. Most modern b
One of the lovely things about jQuery is it makes it ridiculously easy to animate page elements. Whereas you previously had to mess around with setTimeout() or setInterval(), and lots of JavaScript code, with jQuery you can work wonders with just a line or two of code. In this tutorial we’ll cover some of the more common effects you can achieve with jQuery. We’ll look at: Fading elements in and ou
JavaScript features a handy couple of methods of the window object: setTimeout() and setInterval(). These let you run a piece of JavaScript code at some point in the future. In this tutorial we’ll explain how these two methods work, and give some practical examples. setTimeout() window.setTimeout() allows you to specify that a piece of JavaScript code (called an expression) will be run a specified
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