JanHancic

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   by JanHancic 17y ago

   I have, but I still think that putting stuff like this into CSS is a bad idea. Though it solves the problem mentioned in the article.
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   by JanHancic 17y ago

   Why is this controlled from CSS?
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   by JanHancic 17y ago

   This doesn't use Canvas, only CSS. And there is only 1 line of JavaScript code, to delay the playing of the music.
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   by JanHancic 17y ago

   related article: http://ajaxian.com/archives/star-wars-html-and-css-a-new-hop...
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   Star Wars intro using CSS3 and HTML5(gesteves.com)

   23 points by JanHancic 17y ago|24 comments
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   by JanHancic 17y ago

   I don't see the point of having one extra step if I wan't to update my status. I'd leave it as it is if I would like to encourage people to update regularly (that is the point of FB). I am, however, looking forward to the "top content" feat
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   by JanHancic 17y ago

   Almost everybody I know (that isn't in IT) double-clicks on links. Even my ex-boss (who was a programmer back in the day) double-clicks on links. And no matter how many times you try to explain the concept of "single-click" to them, they do