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Buddycons designed by Orman Clark (check out his cool portfolio), includes 126 vector social media icons. The icon pack consists of png versions of both circular and rounded variations along with the source. The icons are available for both personal or commercial use. I personally like the Google, LinkedIn and Paypal icons. Which ones do
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You might have across various registration pages, where you need to re-confirm your email. This validation step is to ensure that a erroneous email address is prevented. However, most of us instead of usually entering the email address twice, simply copy-paste it from the previous email address field. So if we (or our users) did
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I came across an interesting article at CSSKarma about form designing. The author explains that form labels need not always be outside the input controls. Using jQuery and pinch of CSS, the article focuses on a creative implementation of designing forms, while retaining the intended User Experience. Check out the article…
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January 14 marks the birth of jQuery. To celebrate the release of jQuery 1.4 (also on January 14), the jQuery team is bringing fourteen consecutive days of new releases. Each day, they will publish videos, tutorials, code releases and other fun stuff. They have already announced the re-design of the jQuery API site. For more
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Courtesy of Microsoft Press, SkyDrive is hosting a complimentary eBook titled First Look Microsoft Office 2010 by Katherine Murray. Office 2010 provides a plethora of new features like video editing, saving documents to the cloud directly, photo effects, etc. The Microsoft Office website has a video series showcasing the new features in Office 2010. You
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This post explains self-executing functions and its benefits. So lets started by breaking down a normal function and converting it into one … var myVar = “This is a normal function…”; function ShowAlert(textToAlert) { alert(textToAlert); } ShowAlert(myVar); We all know that functions are also objects in JavaScript. Thus they can be evaluated using the eval()
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As a developer, I often design the user interfaces for my applications. These are small scale projects and often have limited team members. During this design process, I always feel the need for good graphic resources. I have been using the FamFamFam Silk Icons for a couple of projects and tremendously appreciate it. The icon
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I recently came across a very nice jQuery control library called jQuery Tools. The library features the following JavaScript tools : Tabs Tooltips Expose Overlay Scrollable FlashEmbed So now you are thinking “Whats so great about this? We already have tons of jQuery plugins for this…”. I thought so too. The striking advantage of this
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Here’s a small JavaScript helper to read URL Query String Parameters. function GetUrlParams() { var vars = [], hash; var hashes = window.location.href.slice(window.location.href.indexOf('?') + 1).split('&'); for(var i = 0; i < hashes.length; i++) { hash = hashes[i].split('='); vars.push(hash[0]); vars[hash[0]] = hash[1]; } return vars; } The above function, will read the URL, get the query
