Posted by Tim Selaty on Aug 22, 2009 in Google, Tutorials, XHTML, jQuery | 2 comments
As we all know Google has released some pretty nifty things in the past. Today, we’re going to look at one of its most delightful additions for web developers. Google AJAX API.
What is Google AJAX API?
Google’s AJAX APIs let you implement rich, dynamic web sites entirely in JavaScript and HTML. You can add a map to your site, a dynamic search box, or download feeds with just a few...
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Posted by Tim Selaty on Aug 10, 2009 in Templates, XHTML | 0 comments
BlueEarth is a XHTML / CSS template that utilizes various JavaScript effects using the jQuery framework.
The template is tailored towards a company providing a service such as hosting. The logo is raw text inside of an H1 tag and can be changed. The layout uses a fixed width of 950px, but the design can be adapted to any fixed width size. It was created to be fluid, however, the coda slider...
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Posted by Tim Selaty on Jul 5, 2009 in Miscellaneous, Photoshop, XHTML | 0 comments
Don’t you love it when you’re browsing the internet and all of a sudden you come across the most slick website imaginable… and the one thing that stands out above everything is a kickass favicon?
What’s a favicon you ask? Click the “Faviwhat?” tab below.
Creating the Favicon
Show it off!
Faviwhat?
The creation:
You have a snazzy logo and want the icon next...
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Posted by Tim Selaty on Jul 5, 2009 in XHTML | 0 comments
For the longest time, I’ve always had to search far and wide for a single small snippet of code that allows the following in a text input box:
Default text that is displayed
When the user clicks in the text box, the text is cleared out only leave the precursor
If the user does not type anything and clicks away, it resets back to the default value
This technique uses two simple html...
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