Registering and Delivering Required JS and CSS
I wish I could easily register which JavaScript and CSS files components of my site need to be able to display properly to the end user. With a little bit of tinkering, now I can. I added this to the...
View ArticleRegistering and Delivering ALL required JS and CSS
My previous post had the weakness that only JavaScript and CSS required for viewing the page was served. This potentially results in having to serve lots of small files or serving many compressed and...
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Still Using Images for Pagination?
Consider one of Apple’s image carousel pagers: One of Apple's image carousel pagers Yucky images makes me a sad panda. Let’s recreate it without using any images at all. We’ll need some HTML....
View ArticleRemaking Skandiabanken’s Header
Like many sites, skandiabanken.no has a complicated HTML model with multiple elements being used for hacks and/or visual effects only. Here is their header section redone showing that simple HTML...
View ArticleResponsive Images in Responsive Design
Some people use the argument that you can’t have responsive images with responsive CSS, so it doesn’t work well if you have an image heavy site. This is just silly. I’ll show you two (well, one and a...
View ArticleAt Microsoft -1 == true
This little thing had me scratching my head while hunting some IE 7 specific bugs today. The Internet Explorer property hasLayout says that it can be either true or false. Checking IE’s developer...
View ArticleFrontend is Fragmenting: Specialize or Die
The title might be a little harsh, but so is the reality of today’s frontend developers. There are many changes happening with both the business of offering development (the market is getting more...
View ArticleBro, Do You Even Script?
I don’t always script, but when I do I use data attribute based behaviors. That’s enough memes for one article. The rest will be a look at how you can quite easily create a responsive menu that is a...
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