Just now, I finished shopping for some laptop accessories from Amazon.com. It was one of the few times that I go online to shop. On this occasion, it took me three whole days from the time I added the first item to the cart to the time I confirmed my order. To me, this was a disproportionate amount of time …
Since HTML5 came out, I’ve been wondering if JavaScript had an onMouseDrag event. Turns out they don’t. The fictional onMouseDrag event would fire when a user clicks, holds, and drags their mouse across an element on the screen. This could be useful with HTML5 sliders, like such: Value of slider: Say we wanted to change the number in the text …
Slideshows and carousels can add a lot to your website. They can be used in headers, blog posts, image showcases and more. Today, we’ll learn how to create your own slideshow from scratch with Javascript and a little HTML.
For us web developers, Firefox ships with a really nice Developer Tools interface (Shift+F5, Cmd+Shift+I), which includes the Responsive Design View (Ctrl+Shift+M, Alt+Shift+M). Unfortunately, RDV is disappointing in its paltry selection of preset resolutions. It’s a shame that the Firefox developers didn’t include more common resolutions, such as 1920×1080 or 1366×768. They didn’t make it easy to add presets either. …
After using Notepad++ for a while, there was something about the PHP syntax highlighter that bothered me. Some functions like array_key_exists() were highlighted beautifully while other common functions like sizeof() didn’t receive the treatment. Why is it this way? Fortunately, there’s a quick, manual solution to this problem. To have the syntax highlighter work with all predefined PHP functions: