SpryTooltip Placement in Safari
I have had an outstanding bug in my queue for the placement of the SpryTooltip in the Safari browser. It is something that I didn’t have a whole lot of time to invest in, but am finally getting back around to. The fix, so simple it’s astounding, but tracing back to find it was a [...]
IE6 – ul Background Color & Border Missing – Fixed!
So the bug I was working on today had to do with the error messages. In Firefox 2 & 3, and IE7, they show up great! Nice yellow background, red text, red border. Nothing fancy, but it definitely sticks out. IE6 gives me the fancy red text, but no background and no border. So off [...]
Why Automatic Versioning of CSS, JavaScript and Images is a good thing
In an article by Ed Eliot, he talks about why Automatic versioning of CSS, JavaScript and Images is a good thing. When including CSS and JavaScript resources in your pages you should version file paths and update these version numbers every time the files change. This is necessary as a visitor’s browsers may, depending on [...]
Graceful Degredation – What does it really mean?
It goes hand in hand with unobtrusive javascript, and really is just another name for the same thing. Here are some quotes from some decent articles on the subject: from Dan’s Web Tips by Daniel Tobias “Graceful Degradation” is an important principle in Web design. It means that, when you put in features designed to [...]
inline javascript evil
In my google search for why inline javascript is evil, I was able to come across some interesting information that was relevant and some that was not so relevant. The relevant part was this article on Separating Behavior and Structure. The article was written by the author of quirksmode.com, which happens to be a site [...]
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