Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category
I thought I would share with you quickly how you can use CSS3 selectors to spice up your Impromptu buttons. Lets say you have a prompt with a Delete button. Delete normally indicates caution/danger/warning which is usually represented by a red color. We can let our CSS do the dirty work and have it find [...]
Finally, I’ve put together an example of UberUploadCropper, as well as getting it up to date with Uploadify 2.1. If you don’t remember what UberUploadCropper is, it is a small jquery plugin that brings together Uploadify, Impromptu, and Jcrop, to seamlessly upload and crop images. Here’s a visual: For a brief snippet of code of [...]
If you do much reporting I’m sure you’ve encountered needing to sum up a row, or divide, or average some data in a grid, much like you would do in Excel. Its actually not that difficult to whip up a simple, dynamic solution with javascript. I’m using jQuery, but it would be equally as simple [...]
Tables still have their place in the web development world. The best use for them is to display data in a grid, like for reports. I’d like to show a quick example of how to color the columns and rows using CSS3 with rgba. I won’t show the full source code on the blog, but [...]
As if there aren’t enough web galleries out there I’m adding one more, FetchIdeas.com. This is a site which I have created over the past couple months, with a different approach than other galleries. My aim is to create better organization, publish only useful resources, and most of all provide a great place to Fetch [...]

