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*HTML/CSS Things You Might Not Know About Conditional Comments

Submitted by matt 37 days ago (more from impressivewebs.com)

Conditional comments have some unique possibilities and quirks that maybe you haven’t considered before, or have simply forgotten. Here is an overview of some things you may not know about conditional comments. Nice tip to give the body tag a different class name depending on the version of IE being used.

*HTML/CSS A JavaScript Content Switcher That Works Without JavaScript

Submitted by matt 197 days ago (more from impressivewebs.com)

Normally, with JavaScript disabled, this type of content switcher (or content slider) will just display one item, or else display all items, without allowing any "switching" functionality. After some poking around, I realized it’s not a very difficult thing to do with just HTML and CSS.

*Miscellaneous 10 “Nice-To-Have” Skills for Front-End Developers

Submitted by matt 1 year and 121 days ago (more from impressivewebs.com)

Front-end developers generally specialize in clean, standards-compliant, accessible XHTML, CSS, JavaScript and, more often than not, graphic design. But since front-end coders are a dime-a-dozen these days, it pays to have experience, or, at least, rudimentary knowledge, in a number of other technologies that often don’t get listed under “mandatory” skills for a front-end position.

*Programming 7 JavaScript Differences Between Firefox & IE

Submitted by matt 1 year and 134 days ago (more from impressivewebs.com)

Although the days of long and tedious code branches to target specific browsers in JavaScript are over, once in a while it’s still necessary to do some simple code branching and object detection to ensure that a certain piece of code is working properly on a user’s machine. In this article, I’ll outine 7 areas where Internet Explorer and Firefox differ in JavaScript syntax.

*Programming Equal Height Columns with JavaScript

Submitted by matt 1 year and 145 days ago (more from impressivewebs.com)

As an alternative to “faux columns” and other not-so-clean methods for attaining equal column height in CSS layouts, this tutorial will explain how to accomplish equal columns with pure, unobtrusive JavaScript. This method takes into account top and bottom border thickness as well as interior padding so that the two columns are exactly the same height in virtually every circumstance.

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