I'm really happy with my css preprocessor it, combines crushes and minifies all my css into one file and serves it.
What is the best way, technology to serve say 8 js plugins. My main focus is on having it in one http request as I know if they all mushed into one it wouldn't cache as nicely.
Any reccomendations? I've looked into YUI minify, requireJS, and head.js
Here's a little button I made for an upcoming template. Any feedback would be great.
The states: Normal, Hover & Active.
"Tobo" is a simple and beautiful todo app for your Chrome browser. The clouds in the background also move as well. This app will also sync with the chrome Extension with no account required just the power of CSS3 and HTML5.
Chrome App: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/…
Chrome Extension: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/…
Minimalistic "Sync to Dropbox" button with hover and active effect. You can download free PSD here.
Hey all,
Does anyone know how MySpace is getting Google to display those track listings in their search results?
I'm pretty sure it's something to do with the meta data they have on the page, but am not positive.
If you look at the page source, and the trackList ul, you'll see that each track li has the meta data:
1) meta itemprop="duration" content="PT4M15S"
2) meta itemprop="url" content="myspace.com/music/…"
3) meta itemprop="interactionCount"
content="UserPlays:1563"
Does anyone know if this is the reason? I would love to be able to do something like this for my website.
I made this icon just for fun. Could be used for cloud services or something like that... Please tell me what you think about it. :)
Thanks ya'll for the feedback...aaaand while I was souping it up I got myself thinking of a combat-gaming look and feel which I think will be my next design - but added it to this one anyway. Let me know what you think.
I am working on a clients site at: jibclients.com/Frontier_eCommerce/ thats a basic mock up. What I need is a eCommerce plugin that will let the user enter one type of product such as Tuff Pocket on that site and then make 3,4,5 etc versions of that item be for sale. Is there any program that can do this? Thanks!
Hi, this is my first post on Forrst. I just tried to make a sleek FaceTime/iChat icon and would love to know what you guys think about it! :)
Hey guys,
So I was playing around in jsFiddle for a bit and created this cool
iCal-like event adder. I created this because in the work I'm doing
for my latest client i need to give them the ability to add events
and list out the ones they've added and from the start I knew I
wanted an unconventional event-adding form because I needed so much
information to add an event but I wanted to display it in an
elegant way. I thought about what this form should look like for
several weeks and today I just started out to create an iCal-like
date adding form on the web and it turned out great. So I felt like
I should share it with you guys. It uses CSS3.
Set RSEVENTS = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
RSEVENTS.Open "Announcements", Conn, 2, 2
RSEVENTS.Find "ID='" & request("postid") & "'"
RSEVENTS("Expiration") = "#" & request.form("Expiration") & "#"
RSEVENTS.update
RSEVENTS.close
set RSEVENTS = nothing
I'm having an issue when updating a date/time MS Access Database. I've tried everything I could find on google, but I keep getting a Type Mismatch error. The date being posted is already in shortdate, ex. 05/16/2012 and the field in the database is also set to short date. I'm not sure how I can fix it.
