Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

I was pretty amazed when I first saw Impress.js. It’s ability to take a very simple html page and use transformations to create a presentation phenomenal. This plays right in to the hands of developers who want to create something snazzy, but do not have the video experience to do so. It is also probably [...]

After some time the standard jQueryUI themes can get stale, boring, monotonous, and you need a fresh look. I’ve rounded up a couple very customized, non-”run of the mill” themes you should take a look at. Absolution (Github) is a very clean theme with support for Uniform and Wijmo. Uniform, as its name indicates, styles [...]

The Gedit Clientside plugin is now available for Gedit 3. All the features remained the same, just some minor tweaks throughout. You can still find both Gedit versions of the plugin on Github: Clientside Plugin for Gedit 3+ Clientside Plugin for Gedit 2 I moved the old Gedit 2 version to a separate branch on [...]

A new jQueryUI Timepicker Addon is now available. With this release comes many additions, including support for touch/mobile devices through integration with the sliderAccess plugin. Here is an overview list of the updates: Fix Daylight Savings bug. Fix and Add several localizations/translations. Fixed getter/setter bug. Fixed timepicker update issue with undefined “inst”. Updated CSS and [...]

If you recently downloaded Impromptu 3.2, you may want to grab it again. A small bug was fixed. I didn’t find it worth while to create a new version, it was a line of code. On top of that the bug was merely a visual detail, and not critical. Long story short the overlay always [...]