position: fixed; is basically the same as position: absolute; except that when the user scrolls the page, the element does not scroll with it, it just says exactly where it was. There are many pages that want to use this in order to position logos or menus.
Solution:
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The Javascript weblog: Putting the “D” in DHTML, just a blog but with really cool things.
Some links from there:
The plan is to be able to mouseover the top area of the browser window, and have a nice and pretty (semi-transparent) dock fade down.
Using Opera to debug IE javascript errors:
In short, use the Opera debugger to resolve javascript issues in Internet Explorer.
The web developer toolbar is a menu and toolbar setup for Opera which brings together functions related to web development, validation services and links to standards and other documentation.
Very useful tool.
The task is weird but it has some reason:
All external URLs should be opened in new windows with some JS confirm (I don’t speak german so have no idea what real confirm text is).
So the idea is simple and transparent: Add events to all links where hostname is not equal to current (native) one.
Solution was easy but wasn’t work to FF.
Some googling + small friends help and: Continue reading »
Actually, it creates you a link you can use on your website. Anyone who will click on it – will have your website bookmarked in his Google Toolbar. Also – you can add your RSS feed straight to the Google toolbar with the use of this tool.
It’s free, fast and fresh, and we did it in just one day.
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