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A brand new PNG fix for IE6

posted on 07/27/08 by

It’s been a while since last PNG fix for IE6 got out and as I’ve written back then it’s not quite perfect and a bit buggy with the rest of JavaScript but now here’s another one from Unit Interactive Labs, very fresh and promising, one of the first products of this company.

Also the second product so far from Unit Interactive Labs is a simple and useful tool tip rollover (named as UniTip) which also uses their PNG fix and it is very popular and used a lot these days over the web. Nice work Unit Interactive!

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Syntax Highlighter

posted on 03/01/08 by

If you are displaying some code on your site CSS, PHP, C++, whatever and if you don’t like it plain, one color and you would like to have it highlighted in colors for specific elements but you really don’t like hand coding all elements with span color and padding then Syntax Highlighter is the right thing for you.

This feature eases writing in a structured language such as a programming language or a markup language as both structures and syntax errors are visually distinct. Here are some free examples for it, compatible with WordPress to.

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CSS Browser Selector

posted on 02/26/08 by

The basic idea for this comes from this question “What if you won’t have to code those ugly CSS hacks for those browsers that just won’t show you what you want them to?”. Again writing about cross browser problems and solutions like on “IE7 JS library review“.

I’ve ran into two solutions for this. I personally haven’t tried this but, on the demos it seems to be working and i think it’s very good idea.

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Outline text with JS

posted on 01/13/08 by

During my work as frontend coder I had a task to place some white text on dynamic background image and the problems would accrue if background image was white so text wouldn’t be readable. This isn’t really every day requirement but it can be very useful. The solution I’m using is outline text JS, originally written by Anthony Ryan Delorie.

You can use this JavaScript in two ways, to outline text and to add shadow to text. It works in all major browsers. Click here for demo.

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