Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

Standards matter

Some thoughts regarding the Browser World War 2 in 2010.

Proposal: Windows-tag in HTML5

Suggestion: windows tag Usage: If you want to create a modal form/window, a “popup” or a lightbox you have to use Javascript. I am suggesting this tag to remove the javascript need to create such a standard feature on the web. This technique uses iframe and css to create the look. Implementation: I am suggesting [...]

Rapid Application Development under Linux

There are a few ways to develop applications under/for Linux. You can write cross platform applications using MonoDevelop, Real Basic and QT (not pronounced Cute, but Q.T. – yes, sort of like E.T….). Or you can use any other language and use IDEs like Komodo, Eclipse and so on. Coming from the Windows side of [...]

Web development and Internet Explorer

I ramble on Internet Explorer and in particular the upcoming IE 9 – date has not been published.

Exercise – creating table using css

Today I played around with css and the display: table / table-row / table-cell settings. And it worked out quite well. The reason for playing with this was to create a table without using the table-tag. I am not religious regarding using or not using the table-tag to render the page, but some are out [...]