125 CSS and JavaScript tutorials to power up your skills | Web design
There are so many blogs and sites publishing high quality CSS and JavaScript tutorials these days that it can be hard to keep track - and it's easy to miss an amazing tutorial completely. And sod's law dictates that the one you do miss will be the one that could have saved you days of work on your latest project... Subscription offer So to help out we've rounded up some of the very best CSS and JavaScript tutorials from around the web, covering web design techniques old and new, how to use the latest tools and frameworks, and a series of projects you can sink your teeth into. They're all written by leading experts in the field, and many come with downloadable code you can play around with. Read all the tutorials on Creative Bloq here NOTE: most of these CSS and JavaScript tutorials are aimed at professional web designers. Fundamentals of CSS How to structure your CSS We want you to learn from the best. Make your sites load faster Your website's visitors care whether or not it loads quickly.
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Treeview Da File In Jquery : Javascript Tree Menu
Q: We have a question and a problem. This is a link to our website with your menue: Down the navigation point "FAQґs" is a submenue like darm, diverses, einlagen etc....) If you click on a link in this submenue a new window open _BLANK! Is it possible to open the new site in a popup in dhtml drop down menu, like 800 x 600 or something? A: You should paste the following code inside 'Link' field of menuItems (you can do it inDeluxe Tuner): javascript:window.open(' status=yes,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no'); Q: I am having an issue using JavaScript Tree Menu with Netscape 7 and cross-frame support across domains. A: The menu will work correctly in the cross-frame mode if you load pages into the sub frame from the same domain. More info about cross-frame mode you can find here: A: The main menu in java has only two states normal and mouseover.
Designing for a Responsive Web
The web as we know it is changing. In the past, designers and developers only had to concern themselves with one medium: the computer screen. In recent years, however, a plethora of fully internet-enabled devices with scores of different shapes and capabilities have cropped up, meaning that we now have to design our websites to fit comfortably in as many screen sizes, shapes, and resolutions as you can possibly think of. Our old fixed-width layout approach is out of the question now. So what do we do? The answer, my dear reader, lies with Responsive Web Design. What is Responsive Web Design? The idea of Responsive Web Design, a term coined by Ethan Marcotte, is that our websites should adapt their layout and design to fit any device that chooses to display it. In his book, the aptly titled "Responsive Web Design" he outlines the three parts to a responsive website: A fluid gridFluid imagesMedia queries If you only read one of those, make it the last one, written in May of last year.
How to Add Finger-Swipe Support to Your Webpage
One of the more interesting and fun aspects of iPad usage is the ability to effect change in a webpage by swiping a finger across the screen of the iPad. For example, swiping to the left to navigate to the next page in a series of pages, or swiping to display the next image in a series of images. For iPad users, these actions are intuitive and natural. However, for those who compose webpages, adding touch detection to a page can be a challenging and difficult process. No more. The information presented on these pages will make it easy to add touch sensing to your pages, requiring only a minimum of JavaScript coding on your part. Add the JavaScript Script The first step in implementing swipe support for specific page elements is to copy and add this script to the HEAD section of the webpage. <head><meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"><! Tag the Page ELement The Start Event is triggered when the user touches the iPad screen. Add Your Action Code Try It Out!
Announcing the jQuery Plugin Registry
They say good things come to those who wait, and today we’re happy to end the waiting and unveil the jQuery Plugin Registry. We’ve worked long and hard to put together a brand new site that will serve to reduce the fragmentation and distribution problems that can be obstacles for plugin developers and consumers. We’ve also put an emphasis on remedying a number of the issues that plagued the old jQuery plugins site, especially with respect to workflows for contribution of both plugins and enhancements to the repository itself. The goal is to make sharing and browsing quality jQuery plugins a pleasant experience for everyone! jQuery Plugin Registry: plugins.jquery.comSource/Documentation/Issues: github.com/jquery/plugins.jquery.com Downloading and Using Plugins If you’re looking to just browse and use jQuery plugins in your application or site, not a lot has changed. Registering Your Plugin Users can download your plugin however you’d like them to. Contributing to the Plugin Registry
Zero-Friction Free Online Mind Mapping Software - Mind Map in the cloud
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Responsive Web Design
The English architect Christopher Wren once quipped that his chosen field “aims for Eternity,” and there’s something appealing about that formula: Unlike the web, which often feels like aiming for next week, architecture is a discipline very much defined by its permanence. Article Continues Below A building’s foundation defines its footprint, which defines its frame, which shapes the facade. Each phase of the architectural process is more immutable, more unchanging than the last. Working on the web, however, is a wholly different matter. But the landscape is shifting, perhaps more quickly than we might like. In recent years, I’ve been meeting with more companies that request “an iPhone website” as part of their project. A flexible foundation#section1 Let’s consider an example design. But no design, fixed or fluid, scales seamlessly beyond the context for which it was originally intended. Becoming responsive#section2 Recently, an emergent discipline called “ responsive architecture .
