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swfIR : Flash Image enhancements

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January 26, 2008 in Scripts, CSS and Developers. 1 Comment 1,254 Views

Add great flash effects to existing images on you site/blog using swfIR..

Effects include Elastic header image (Automatically resizing images according to text size changes by user), rotated image within content, smooth rounded edges to images, shadow effects etc..

SWFIR - flash image enhancement to your existing images on blog or site

HomePage : http://www.swfir.com/

Web Developer Firefox Addon

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thinkdj

January 3, 2008 in Hacks, CSS, Developers and Firefox Addon. 0 Comments 1,352 Views

Web Developer adds a menu and a toolbar with various web developer tools. It’s highly recommended for any Web Developer..

web developer addon for firefox for Developers and designers

Some Options are :

Resize Firefox Window : See what your website looks like in 1024×768 or 800×600 at the click of a button
View HTTP Headers
View CSS Styles of page being viewed
CSS HACK : Modify CSS in real time for any site you are viewing
Reveal Form Passwords, Hidden Forms
Cookies : Disable, clear, add, delete domain cookies, clear session cookies
Disable Java, disable JS
View Lotsa information regarding page
Validate code
View Source , Generated source .. ..

INSTALL NOW

Visit Addon page on Firefox Add-ons

Simple CSS only Horizontal menu

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thinkdj

November 16, 2007 in Webmasters and CSS. 0 Comments 1,536 Views

Cross browser compatible pure CSS horizontal menu

Blue, Green, Orange and Purple available at Santosh’s blog

Tripoli - generic CSS standard for HTML rendering

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thinkdj

November 14, 2007 in Web 2.0, Scripts and CSS. 0 Comments 719 Views

Seems Dave has brought out Tripoli. Tripoli is a generic CSS standard for HTML rendering. By resetting and rebuilding browser standards, Tripoli forms a stable, cross-browser rendering foundation for your web projects.

The ideas behind Tripoli

to form a generic standard for rendering HTML 4 tags
to reset and rebuild all browser defaults for maximum compability
to address deprecated tags in HTML 4 and disable them through CSS
to separate content typography from layout measurements, allowing simple implementation in dynamic design environments
to increase readability and web typography
to assist clients who have little knowledge about CSS to write HTML that actually looks great
to increase form useability and visual appearance of form controls
to make the HTML look great in several medias, including screens, mobile browsers and prints
to embrace W3C’s guidelines and well know typographic rules
to allow external plugs that can extend generic defaults into more advanced themes

Visit the Tripoli site for more information, downloads and examples.

Simple, fast and light Image gallery using Javascript and CSS

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thinkdj

November 14, 2007 in Web 2.0, Webmasters, Scripts and CSS. 0 Comments 1,051 Views

Here is a very simple script ( Javascript + CSS + HTML ) for a lightweight photogallery for webmasters who doesn’t want a full fledged gallery like Gallery2. It’s lightweight, uses unobtrusive javascript to create thumbnails and supports great cross-browser consistency.