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Adding Custom CSS Properties Using gtkmm

Adding custom CSS properties in gtkmm is actually pretty simple once you know how.  It took me quite a bit of searching along with some trial and error before I came up with a pretty simple pattern for doing so.  What I was looking for was a way to use custom CSS without having to develop […]

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New Rubik’s Cube jQuery Plugin

I consider myself an avid speed cuber. Not world class, but fast enough and not too obsessed with it. That being said all the sites I’ve seen in the past with references to algorithms all seem to use really clunky client side Java or Flash plugins to handle the demonstration of moves.  I wanted to […]

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Responsive CSS Truncate and Ellipsis

We’ve all run into situations where we need to truncate text due to length constraints.  Most of the time this simply requires a truncation function which determines the maximum length of text and if the string exceeds that length, truncates it and adds an ellipsis (“…”).  But what about when we are developing responsive web […]

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Web Developer Essential Tools

Foreword The following highlights what I believe to be the best tools for web development and best of all, they’re all free.  This is a living reference which will be updated as new and better tools are found.  Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. The List Google Chrome Light, extremely fast, jam packed with features […]

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Relatively Positioned Absolute Elements

Foreword Absolutely positioned elements can be quite useful, but what if you have something centered or off to one side and you need to just nudge an absolutely positioned element.  The following will show you a handy technique for moving absolute elements relative to the elements around it using nothing but CSS. Getting Started First […]

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CSS Browser Specific Override

There are a lot of hacks out there dealing with getting specific CSS files to load on a per browser basis.  I wanted to try a different approach.  I wanted a way to specify the default or standard CSS that all pages will use as well as a way to specify the browser specific override […]

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Creating Fluid Fullscreen XHTML CSS Layouts

Making the transition from old school html to new school xhtml can be quite painful, especially if you’re not familiar with how to do this without the use of tables. In this article, I will discuss the techniques and ideas necessary to create fluid xhtml/css layouts. Let’s examine the following XHTML: [codesyntax lang=”html4strict”] <!DOCTYPE html […]

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CSS From A Single Source

When you have the need to write browser specific CSS but don’t want to resort to serving up multiple CSS files from the server, scripting styles or inlining tag styles, keep this in mind. There is a way to write browser specific CSS from a single CSS file and here’s how you do it. Let’s […]

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