Simple liquid layout with CSS
June 16th, 2008Article on how to make a liquid layout, which is a layout that adjusts as the user adjusts the browser width. This method works across browsers and uses absolute positioning.
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Article on how to make a liquid layout, which is a layout that adjusts as the user adjusts the browser width. This method works across browsers and uses absolute positioning.
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Thought this presentation was quite entertaining …
I have seen Peelads running on a few sites. I like them as a non-obtrusive way to feature content or ads. I thought there must be some free code to run them. Sure enough, there is - Pageear.
What is even better is there are plugins for CMS software, including this Wordpress Pagepeel Plugin. Very easy to install and configure. Just upload a 100×100 image and a 500×500 image for the initial peel and the full display and set a URL.
Works well. Recommended.
I have a couple of sites I want to run ads on and just installed open-source ad server, OpenX. The installation was easy. I plan to run the first tests here - so watch out!
I tried this out years ago as PHPAdsNew. New name and new product really. My first impressions are good. Will post how I go once I get into it some more.
Here is a walkthrough of setting up a campaign …
Came across an article on “reflow”:
the process by which the geometry of the layout engine’s formatting objects are computed
(from the Mozilla page on reflow)
Here is an example that DougT found for Wikipedia …
There are more: what is reflow
Some high quality and impressive looking 404 pages.
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We might understand what 404 means, but many users do not. Some good tips to provide a more helpful error page to the user when a page cannot be found.
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Came across this blog article on a Javascript Reflection Script. You can see demos there. It degrades well for browsers that don’t support it, but it supports the versions of the major browsers to come out in the last couple of years. It is very easy to implement. Include the .js file and then add a class to the specific image you want to reflect. The nice thing is it blends with backgrounds.
Found this on Digg. A bunch of tools to help develop faster and better websites. Tools for producing, optimizing and testing CSS, HTML, and Javascript.
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