Coding Kung-fu: 35 Graphics Built Purely With CSS3 Look at the graphics below, awesome Photoshop works right? Nah, they’re created by CSS3. Yes, they’re completely “drawn” by CSS3! With this post comes 35 carefully crafted CSS3 graphics which even include something you wouldn’t relate with CSS3 like Apple iPhone, cartoon character Doraemon, and more surprises! You are strongly recommended to view these demos using the latest version of Safari or Developer version of Google Chrome. RSS Feed Icon RSS Feed Icon built with CSS3, exclusively from Hongkiat! Apple iMac Yeah my eyes also can’t believe that, but it’s iMac “assembled” purely with CSS3. Apple Keyboard It’s Apple Keyboard built with CSS3! Apple iPhone Oh, one more thing: iPhoneCSS3. Cherry Blossom The real awesomeness of CSS3 is that it can be used to build anything including plants and animals! Coffee Cup A tiring day? Doraemon This Doraemon is famous for CSS3 compatibility testing. Meowww! Now you are looking at a cat built completely with code! Mushroom, Triforce, Poké ball, Kirby Nyan Cat
Online Internet Marketing & Search Engine Optimization Forum mustache, hogan, handlebars I have been working quite a bit with node and have had a chance to use Handlebars quite frequently. While it is an implementation of Mustache, it goes a bit further in providing some helpers like if/each/list/with etc along with the ability to register custom helpers you need. Since then, I have heard about Hogan which is almost equivalent but not. I wanted to just write down what I have discovered while investigating these. Mustache Mustache is a logic-less templating language that has found implementation in various languages, including Ruby, Python, PHP, C++ and JavaScript. Mustache.js does not compile the templates ahead of time. Handlebars Handlebars.js provides an implementation of Mustache with some extra features. The biggest feature is that the templates are compiled before use. Handlebars.js, contrary to Mustache’s philosophy of being logic-less, also provides some basic extensions to make it easy to manipulate the data that is used on the templates. Hogan What about others?
Download This download is ideal for situations where a custom build will not be required. This archive contains the full Dojo, Dijit, and DojoX projects, compressed and optimized for immediate deployment. All non-essential files have been removed from this distribution including tests and demonstrations. Dojo Base: dojo.js: compressed (41KB, gzipped) uncompressed (comments inline) A single-file download providing only the base Dojo APIs. A full, uncompressed source release of the Dojo Toolkit -- ideal for development. MyFonts: Webfonts & Desktop Fonts BonBon Buttons - Sweet CSS3 buttons There was a goal: Create CSS buttons that are sexy looking, really flexible, but with the most minimalistic markup as possible. And voila.. here they are, the BonBon Buttons. Named after the French word for "Candy". So, let's take a tour trough the candy store. No, wait! Before you click that download button and try to use them on your site, please also read the flaws. Markup I get a real kick out of trying to keep the markup minimal, so I'm really happy with the outcome. You can change the look by adding more classes: <a href="" class="button orange glossy">Label</a> Label Icons Accessibility Addingrole="button" makes it more accessible. Looks I tried to avoid any images but couldn't resist adding a PNG for the noise. A border-radius doesn't always need to be rounded. For the colors HSL values are used. I tried to simulate different materials. The glossy shape is created using an :after element with a gradient background on top. Flexibility There is one thing I'm kinda sad about. Note
Philip Andrews // Freelance Flash & HTML5 developer. Melbourne, Australia. zAccordion - A Horizontal Accordion Plugin for jQuery As of the new version 2.1.0, zAccordion will not be tested in Internet Explorer 6 or Internet Explorer 7. zAccordion is supported in Internet Explorer 8 and the latest builds of Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. Version 2.1.0 — September 26, 2012 Added a destroyComplete option that is available after the accordion is destroyed. Renamed afterBuild to buildComplete to align with naming conventions. Fixed a small display issue with list-items inheriting a text-indent property. Version 2.0.0 — September 18, 2011 As of the new version 2.0.0, zAccordion's options have changed. zAccordion was also rebuilt to follow jQuery's best practices in Plugin Authoring. New plugin structure. Version 1.1.2 — June 12, 2011 Added a function named afterBuild that will fire once the accordion is ready. Version 1.1.1 — May 17, 2011 Fixed an issue with events building up. Version 1.1.0 — March 20, 2011 Added an option to invert the slides (right slide on bottom, left slide on top). Version 1.0.1 — January 10, 2011