Paul Hayes came up with 3D Cube using CSS transformations:
What you see is pure HTML+CSS(!) rendered by Webkit/Firefox3.5.
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Insanity is just a state of mind
Published: May 1, 2009 | Posted in programming Tagged css, firefox, gecko, html, safari, webkit Leave a comment
State of upcoming Firefox 3.5
Alongside with newest WebKit builds, Mozilla is adding lots of new and promising features to Gecko:
HTML5 and @font-face support!
Media Queries, allowing website/webapp developers to load certain stylesheets depending on the device properties, like:
display’s aspect ratio, bits per color, color/monochrome display, etc.
Nearly all of those properties accept min/max prefixes, and can be combined using logical operators,
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Checking font availability with jQuery
FontAvailable is a short and brilliant jQuery plugin (put together by Howard Rauscher), that allows to check if ceratin font is installed on a visitor’s computer/device. Why, you ask? So you can select an adequate method of enhancing your website/webapp typography (@font-face, sIFR, typeface.js, cufón, etc.).
$(document).ready(function() {
if($.fontAvailable('klavika')) {
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Published: April 22, 2009 | Posted in programming Tagged @font-face, css, cufon, flash, javascript, jquery, sifr, typeface.js Leave a comment
Updating Wordpress engine via SSH
Wordpress updates made me sick. My blood boiled every time when a stable update came out. I had to download package to my local HD, unpack it and upload files to server. All this while keeping in mind fact, that i had to prepare it to prevent overwriting some crucial files/directories – otherwise I’d end [...]