jQuery: how to parse a CSV file
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View ArticleOn the importance of CSS classes in WordPress theme development
How to make use of CSS classes while developing a WordPress theme. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticlejQuery: create a drag and drop HTML editor for online PDF editing
A simple drag and drop HTML editor to be used to create PDF previews by using jQuery and jQuery UI. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticlejQuery: automatic Bootstrap CSS classes
How to automatically add Bootstrap's CSS classes with jQuery. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticlejQuery: full screen videos: a work in progress with WordPress and Videopress
Full screen videos with jQuery, WordPress and Videopress. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticleCSS: resetting presentational and non-standard tag styles
How to completely reset the default styles of presentational tags with CSS. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticlejQuery: create an HTML5 media compilation (audio and video)
How to create a simple HTML5 audio and video compilation with jQuery. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticleA myth about jQuery performance versus DOM performance: creating elements
When creating element nodes, DOM methods are faster than jQuery methods. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticleA proposal to WordPress implementors: separate the blogging features from the...
Is WordPress only a blogging tool or much more? A solution to this problem. Continue Reading Tweet
View ArticleThe client’s motto: I don’t know what I want but I know how to get it: just a...
Some true facts about clients that a web developer should know. Continue Reading
View ArticleCSS: using only a single font family and different styles with web fonts: a...
How to correct display your web fonts without specifying multiple font families. Continue Reading
View ArticleIt’s jQuery that supports web browsers, not the contrary
People tend to make confusion when it comes to define what jQuery really is. jQuery is not a web standard. Continue Reading
View ArticleInserting and using jQuery plugins in WordPress
One of the most frequently asked questions on forums, blogs and mailing lists concerns the integration of jQuery plugins in WordPress. Integrating jQuery plugins in WordPress is not a matter of queuing...
View ArticleMaking CSS transitions alternate by manipulating browser’s history
Interesting things happen when we use CSS transitions together with the :target pseudo-element. As you probably know, once the target is reached by adding an hash to the current’s page URL, the...
View ArticleCSS: checking the color contrast of our pages
When we think about the accessibility of our documents we usually consider only a subset of users, mainly those who surf the web with the aid of a screen reader. But there are also people who suffer...
View ArticleCSS: creating a neon effect on text
CSS3 allows us to create stunning text effects through some of its brand new properties. One of the most interesting CSS3 properties is surely text-shadow. Thanks to this property, we can create a...
View ArticlejQuery: implementing a basic CMS
Two years ago I implemented a basic jQuery CMS system to save to-dos, tasks and simple text notes. Today I’d like to republish this system with some major improvements. Two years later the browser’s...
View ArticleCSS: making hidden elements accessible
Don’t use display: none to hide relevant elements in your CSS: this is the key rule to follow while developing an accessible website. Why? Because most screen readers don’t read aloud an element (and...
View ArticleWhy web developers should not blame browser implementors
After several years of web development, plus two years of C++ programming, I have to confess that I do not understand why web developers sometimes blame browser implementors. In many web tutorials is...
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