CSS3 Gradients, Border Radius and Internet Explorer 9
Internet Explorer 9 breaks border-radius declarations when used alongside filters for CSS background gradients. By utilizing SVG CSS markup, we can easily style elements with both declarations and still have it cross-browser compatible.
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I’ve developed my previous accordion a little further now. I’ve turned into a full plugin, plus it allows for multiple accordions on the same page. The way this differs, however, is that it allows you to create one accordion that closes open elements in another accordion and vice-versa. You may ask how this is different than a single accordion with tedious amounts of HTML and CSS. Well, the answer is simple: this is less work. By using jQuery’s traversing, I allow you to have more freedom in your HTML and CSS design, as well...
read moreWretchedBlues NOOKcolor Theme
Here it is. It’s the updated, and brand spankin’ new theme for the NOOKcolors running Froyo. XDA Forum Thread Change Log on XDA Downloads 0.1.4.10 WretchedBlues Sweetened Theme [bottom status bar [all densities]] (Status bar mod credited to brianf21 over at XDA Developers) 0.1.3.27 WretchedBlues Sweetened Theme [bottom status bar [all densities]] (Status bar mod credited to brianf21 over at XDA Developers) Revert from Sweetened to unModded WretchedBlues WretchedBlues unModded Theme [all densities] 0.1.2 WretchedBlues Theme...
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Here are some screenshots of the new NOOKcolor HDPI theme (I need a new name for it) I’ve been working on. Basic Form Elements Settings w/ Line Item Pressed Popup Full Bright Popup Full Bright/Dark Popup/full/dark Notification Pulldown New Wifi and Battery Indicators With...
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read moreI forgot about this hidden gem: Internet Explorer and Fade-In pitfalls
jQuery’s fadeIn() method is a wonderful thing. It’s a great way to bring things in and out of the UI without a sudden jolt, visually. The downside to this, however, is Internet Explorer and the way it handles filters for transparency. When an element is faded in, and it contains fonts, IE does not remove the filter by default. This prevents the fonts from smoothing like they should. Internet Explorer post standard jQuery fadeIn() method In searching for a solution, I stumbled across a rather simple removeFilter() method someone...
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