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I posted my comment right before spotting your question... I Used a trick like that to be able to load my posterous posts with JSONP. http://zbyszek.posterous.c

• septerr 14y ago
  Please explain~ (I can tell the magic is happening in fun.js and I could figure it out if I spend some time on it, but wouldn't mind the explanation handed to me on silver platter.) http://zbyszek.posterous.com http://zbyszek.posterous.com - the theme for this, did you create it? It's neat. There are a pair of forward slashes at the beginning of the page though. In Chrome at least. http://naugtur.pl http://naugtur.pl - Love the categorization and of course the animation. What are you using to do the animation? Thanks~
  • naugtur 14y ago
    my posterous page starts with two slashes. They are discrete and they allow me to put JS code in a HTML comment. If you look at the source, you'll notice that when interpreted as JS it feeds a big array to window.posterousCB(). The rest is plain ond JSONP - define the global function first, and then load external cross-domain resource that runs the function with data. As for animations - It's just a CSS transition definition and a single rule to rotate and scale an element. I created a hack that makes the CSS rule apply recursively. fun.js has some code that converts the simple html into a deeper structure. I think someone else got the idea of _recursive CSS_ first, but it was used for drawing shapes as far as I remember.