The :hover pseudo-class can be used for all sorts of CSS effects. Traditionally it has been used to change the color of anchor links when you hover the cursor over the anchor. Now that browsers are better about their support … Continue reading
Creating a project plan involves many steps and at the center of this process is coming up with a complete requirements document. It’s important to capture as much information as possible so that you have a solid game plan heading … Continue reading
Whoopee! W3C has announced the HTML5 specification will be complete by 2014. What a relief that is. So for all of you developers out there that are waiting for the final spec to be complete before incorporating the changes…don’t! That would … Continue reading
A slow web site is not a fun experience for your clients. The last thing people want to see is the Windows hour glass or the Mac “color wheel of death” (note: I have no idea if people call it … Continue reading
If you’ve ever used Google Docs before, you may have noticed that every few seconds a version of your document is saved. Is that overkill? Probably. Is it necessary? Absolutely! You’ll never know when you might want to go back … Continue reading
If you’re like most developers out there, you’ve probably created a web site with a footer in your master template. This footer is supposed to stay at the bottom of the window independent of how much content you may have … Continue reading
HTTP Cookies have been around for a long time. They’re a good way to store information on the client’s computer, either temporarily or long-term. Cookies are also domain dependent, so we can assume the values we’re writing to the cookie … Continue reading
Sorry it’s been so long since my last article. I just had to go off and get married and then go down to Argentina for the honeymoon! I know I haven’t really injected anything about my personal life onto this … Continue reading