Posts Tagged “jquery”

Advanced button theming on jQuery UI Dialog

by drew on June 10, 2010

There is a very annoying bugfeature that I have found when using jQueryUI. It’s not the themes, they work great, in fact, they are the best thing since sliced bread. But in a ‘Cupertino.esc’ way, they provide too much simplicity (…)

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jQuery UI Dialog Accessibility

by drew on February 25, 2010

jQuery UI is an amazing product. It’s not because it offers the best features, or that it offers the best solution, it’s that it offers a large degree of support for years to come. Which is saying a lot for (…)

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Scribd and Slide mode : Why is my height wrong?

by drew on July 29, 2009

While recently using Scribd‘s services, I came across a very nasty bug, and a nice clean fix.  Scribd allows developers to tap into a great, but somewhat basic API.  One of these settings allows a developer to set a default (…)

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Making a better notification plugin: jQuery

by drew on July 22, 2009

I find myself at a crossroads. I really like using jQuery, and I really like not having to write my own plugins as there are some really good ones out there. But I have run into a problem when it (…)

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Slowly and surely

by drew on July 11, 2009

I’m slowly but surely getting this site up and running to where I want it to be. Please leave feedback if you are having any issues with it. I may be having an announcement soon about a new JavaScript Framework (…)

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jQuery Dialog Shadow Issues.

by drew on March 1, 2009

While working on a dialog in the new jQuery UI 1.6rc6.  I have come accross an issue. If you were to open a dialog, and then dynamically change the content in the dialog, the shadow border will not resize.  The (…)

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Introducing my new projects site, all dorks!

by drew on February 2, 2009

As I start to push more bloggin on my end (Yes, 8 hours of work a day and 3 hours of school at night, two dogs and a lovely wife are just not enough for me to handle),  I am (…)

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