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Blog of Matt ][: Revenge of D'oh!: Blogger Hacks for Fun and Profit

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Blog of Matt ][: Revenge of D'oh! Saturday, October 27, 2007. Blogger Hacks for Fun and Profit. I hadn't really given Blogger much credit until I noticed it's all Google code inside, which means two things right off the bat:. It will probably work on everything. It will probably be easy to get into the code and play around. For fuck's sake. And you thought making a page-hugging footer work without tables was ' t3h sh1t. Google's got code just to mock your code. Cond="'data:post.numBacklinks" / b:if.

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Aaron Gustafson - The Web Standards Project

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Working together for standards. The Web Standards Project. WaSP Group Manager, Microsoft Task Force Member. After getting hooked on the web in 1996 and spending several years pushing pixels and bits for the likes of IBM and Konica Minolta, Aaron Gustafson. A boutique web consultancy. In addition to being a member of the Web Standards Project (WaSP), Aaron serves as Technical Editor for. Is a contributing writer for. And has amassed a library of writing and editing credits in the print world, including.

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Links John F Croston III would recommend - jfc iii

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Skip to Main Content. John f croston iii. Ldquo;It’s only words and photos on the internet”. E-mail - jfciii@jfciii.com. List of websites and blogs I read regularly. Signal vs. Noise. Friends, Blogs, and other items. Silicon Soul or Poor Geek. Is not a sausage. Group(s), Companies, or Events. 10 colour contrast checking tools to improve the accessibility of your design. Accessibility: On a shoe-string. Better Web Forms: Redesigning eBay's Registration. Building a Bulletproof Contact Form with PHP.

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DOM Scripting: Evergreen

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Dot Net magazine recently asked a number of web workers to name three books that they consider web designers and developers should read. They then compiled the results into a list of 25 books. I was surprised to see that. Was listed at number five. After all, the book was published six years ago. But as. Recently remarked on Twitter. Finished DOM Scripting for 2nd time in 5 years. Nice to see it on netmag top 25. One of the few programming books thats aged well. On Thursday, November 17th, 2011 at 2:17pm.

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DOM Scripting: Downloading code samples

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Annoyingly, the original publishers of. Friends of ED have decided to demolish their website. That’s a shame because in the book, that’s where I tell people to go to download code samples. Fortunately, the code samples are still available. They’ve been moved over to a page on the Apress site. The parent publisher of Friends of ED. And here’s a direct link to a .zip file of the code samples. Posted by Jeremy on Monday, June 25th, 2012 at 3:05pm. Sorry Comments are closed. Grab the RSS feed of comments.

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DOM Scripting: Second Edition

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The second edition of. Has just been released. Let me start by clarifying: although my name appears on the cover, I wasn’t involved in this edition at all. It’s all the work of Jeffrey Sambells. The publisher—Friends of ED—asked me to write the second edition, but I just didn’t have the time available to commit to it. So it was a certain amount of trepidation that I cracked open the cover of the new release. I’m happy to report that all the changes meet with my approval. Well,. And Five Simple Steps.

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bestkungfu weblog » NFB vs. Target in perspective

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NFB vs. Target in perspective. Tue, Feb 14 2006 11:44 PT. I’m hesitant to paint Target as the solitary enemy of users with disabilities. Let’s be clear: The accessibility of Target’s site is terrible. But in a short review I did of big-box store sites this morning, they’re not the worst around. In fact, they’re pretty much the middle of the range. Noooooo. They’re. So, to what do we attribute the utter inaccessibility of many e-commerce sites: ignorance, miscommunication, or malice? I’ve seen all t...

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Blog of Matt ][: Revenge of D'oh!: October 2007

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Blog of Matt ][: Revenge of D'oh! Tuesday, October 30, 2007. Behold: The Cross-Browser Silk Icon Pack! I figured people wouldn't be satisfied unless it worked in IE, so here you go. Everything is wrapped in appropriate IE conditional comments. Icons are by default inline, but since they're. S they could just as easily be block. In standards-friendly browsers, the icons line right up with normal-sized text so perfectly it's uncanny. IE needs a little padding on the right, but otherwise it's fine. That you...

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» Something for Everybody by Marc Hibbins

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Freelance Web developer, blogger. Laquo; Keep it to Yourself. How Does That Grab You? Accessibility and WAI-ARIA with Yahoo! May 11, 2009 – 6:04 pm. Last week I attended a YDN Tuesday. A developer talk hosted by the Yahoo! Led by Dirk Ginader. It looks as if these presentations have been running for a while now and they’ve got a good schedule lined up for the coming months. They discuss a decent section of Web development beyond the pure skills – JS, DOM, PHP, OAuth, Web services, Yahoo! Javascript is av...

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CSS: Specificity Wars | And all that Malarkey

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Malarkey is Andy Clarke. A UK based designer, author and speaker who has a passion for design, CSS and web accessibility. Andy has been working on the web for almost ten years. He is a visual web designer and author and he founded Stuff and Nonsense in 1998. Andy regularly writes. About creating beautiful, accessible web sites and he speaks at events. Worldwide. Andy is the author of Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design. Published by New Riders in 2006. A few weeks back in Cupertino, I saw Aaron.