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CssDispatcher, manage your CSS like a pro
On October 11, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
Isra, shows a library in PHP has developed to help us work with CSS in a very comfortable and professional.
$ Styles = new CssDispatcher;
$ Styles-> add (new Css ('ie-hacks.css.php'));
$ Styles-> add (new Css ('general.css.php'));
$ Styles-> render ();
CssDispatcher, is responsible for processing them. Css allowing us to include PHP code in our stylesheets, plus join and compress all [...]
And we have Google Wave ... OK, so what?
on October 10, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
A few days ago I received an invitation to use Google Wave, and since then I have been trying to find a use for the system proposed by Google.
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What Google says it is?
Google explains in a multitude of videos that Google was created to replace the Wave, and appetizer in years, e-mail. Which oddly enough has [...]
10 reasons to move to WCAG 2.0
on October 9, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
Olga Carreras delights us with an article that shows 10 reasons for switching to 2.0.Artículos related WCAG
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Twig, a flexible, powerful and reliable PHP template engine
on by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
Twig is a template engine designed to offer a safe and powerful option, providing an interesting flexibility to our workforce. [Documentation] [Download] Related articles
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CSScaffold, CSS PHP framework
on by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
CSScaffold CSS is a framework with which we can extend the capabilities of our CSS from PHP. Basically this is a PHP script that contains the files. CSS to try and by a nomenclature (discussed below) we generate a CSS file that any browser can interpret.
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/ / Example usage:
<link href="/scaffold/index.php?request=/css/master.css" />
Features
Among [...]
NoIE6Day, we approach
on October 8, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
Well, I will remember that next Monday (18th) is on top, the NOIE6Day. The day that finally we stop supporting Internet Explorer 6 (which can).
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I carry and 225 days (from 25 February) with CSS disabled for Internet Explorer 6 and the truth is that [...]
European links
on October 7, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
I have one of those days we all have more than once a week (so SS3 concentrate). So, post some stuff I wanted to stay on a list of interesting links.
16 libraries javascript to display data: for all tastes and colors 
jQuery Lessons (Selectors) for Woorkup: Antonio begins an interesting series of [...]
MilkChart, graphics library for graphics
on October 5, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
MilkChart, is a library for MooTools allows us to generate a simple graphic using data from a data table HTML itself.
<script type="text/javascript" src="mootoolsCore.js"> </ script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="MilkChart.js"> </ script>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.addEvent ('domready', function () (
var chart = new MilkChart.Pie (table [, options]);
))
</ Script>
<! - Table [...]
@ Font-face in-depth
on by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
Interesting article that shows in detail this property CSS3 (@ font-face) that allows us to use our own sources in our website. From how to integrate the visual differences between different browsers, through the formats supported in each browser. Highly related recomendable.Artículos
Firefox 3.1 will incorporate @ font-face @ font-face on the Internet for Tsunami ExplorerDetector movilInsertar [...]
Simple log system for our Javascript
on October 4, 2009 by aNieto2k in Website , Comments (0)
Some time ago we saw a system to manage the javascript errors that we can find in our application, therefore we complicábamos with the use of Ajax to bring the error to the server.
There are simpler systems like this that I saw in a presentation by Nicholas C. Zakas:
log function (code, str) (
var img = new [...]
