I somehow failed to notice that Dean Edwards’ IE7.js was bumped to beta 3 back in February. IE7.js is a javascript library which, when included in your web page, makes MSIE 5-6 behave like MSIE7. I found it to be extremely useful, particularly when dealing with png images. I’m looking for a change log to [...]
I’m not there. But, one of my best friends—and my business partner Scott Faris is! If you see this guy walking around, go introduce yourself. Then say nice things about me to each other and while buying each other lunch. By the way, Scott and I recently finished FarisWheel 2.0. We had a lot of [...]
Following up on this post… Andrew Dupont mentions some of the improvements to the next version of Apple’s Safari web browser rapidly approaching release. Meanwhile, the Webkit development team is focusing on stabilization. Technorati Tags: Safari, Webkit, Apple, Leopard
I’m not a fan of LOST or a Django developer, but… Jeff Croft recently revealed LOST-Theories.com, a fan site that is “all about LOST speculation” and I think it’s the coolest thing ever! Users can submit their speculations and theories and rate, comment on, or debunk as appropriate. Many times I’ve seen fan’s exchange theories [...]
I’ve been working feverishly on developing a logo for ShepherdWeb. I’ll begin by saying “Photoshop is a monster!” I’ve got a pretty good idea of what I want it to look like in my head, but Photoshop isn’t quite like connecting-the-dots. Recently I’ve learned about “channels” and “Load Selection…”; this has opened a whole new [...]
I’m going to SXSW and I’m taking three things with me: a G4 iMac my favorite pillow business cards I’m ready for SXSW! I’ve got my registration, hotel room (Hamilton Inn) and my airplane ticket! I’m interested in user interface design, technology…and I’m excited about making new friends…and meeting some of the folks whose blogs [...]
Christian Montoya posted a demo/tuturial describing his method of image rollovers…without using javascript. I like it! Check out my lab from November 2005 for a similar take on the same subject. Technorati Tags: css, cascading style sheets, css rollover
