Today I am going to share an interesting and super-cool way to create a dynamic hover effect for images. I call this flexible format the "cookie-cutter effect", and you'll find out why in a moment. First, I shall go off on a tangent to maintain my reputation. This day in age, alot of navigational bars on web sites are image-based. Designers prefer to use graphics because it helps…
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Comments (3)A couple days ago I made a blog post about a simple HTTP handler written in ASP.NET. The purpose? To spit out 404 errors for .css file requests on CSS Naked Day. That handler will undoubtedly work great, but it…
UPDATE: I have came up with a better zero-maintenance solution thanks to a comment by Dustin. The one bellow will still work, you just have to maintain the date constant that is defined at the top of the handler.
I kinda like the…
Rounded corners are pretty awesome, and I have no idea why. Is it becuase they are not the easiest things to produce? If it were simple, would they be as popular? Who knows. In a world of squares, rounded corners are like hot chicks. They're attractive, appealing, beautiful, and everyone wants to have them. So I guess today I get to play the role of a rounded corner pimp, and I am not…
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I use IE exclusively and I think it is the fastest loading browser available. However, I would never shy away from admitting that it is loaded with annoying bugs. A common one you will see is how it interprets the overflow:auto style when there is enough text to force a horizontal overflow. For whatever reason, you will always get a vertical scrollbar to match the horizontal…