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by ahrjay 16y ago
The selector engine runs right to left so even if you start with an id but end it with an element it will still be an expensive query. I think the key is to think about your selectors and not go overboard because it's easy.
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by ahrjay 16y ago
Here's some interesting observations, this will work on any document that is in designMode or any element that has contenteditable attribute. Firefox doesn't have the clipboardData interface like IE, Chrome and Safari have so it must be bui
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by ahrjay 16y ago
This is fantastic, this mentoring network along with the startmate incubator will make for some great startups coming out Australia.
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by ahrjay 16y ago
Yeah have seen that only issue is it's only for Opera browser. However Google[1] and Mozilla[2] are both working on remote debugging solutions that will allow you to have true remote debugging abilities, like attaching break points and do a
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Remote debugging with jsconsole, a different take(thecssninja.com)
5 points by ahrjay 16y ago|2 comments
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by ahrjay 16y ago
Memories indeed, I still have the 25 odd floppy disks needed to install windows 95!
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by ahrjay 16y ago
Yeah good point should of had JavaScript in there. Sorry if you visited in the hopes of some terminal tips.
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Getting fancy with the console(thecssninja.com)
21 points by ahrjay 16y ago|5 comments
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by ahrjay 16y ago
Considering chrome and firefox are switching off websockets until they resolve the security issues that wouldn't be very viable. I guess you could fallback to flash sockets or long polling.
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by ahrjay 16y ago
They didn't "switch it off" they merely turned off form submission blocking when the form was invalid. It's back on in chrome now because they have the error notification bubble. The constraint validition API, the error pseudo-classes and t
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by ahrjay 16y ago
I do hate when people don't even bother to read the article. It's 1.5kb of CSS that doesn't require any javascript.
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by ahrjay 16y ago
I would be interested to know which browsers it's broken in? IE8 and below don't support the :checked pseudo-class, the fallback is to show the list fully expanded. Otherwise the browser support is quite broad.
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by ahrjay 16y ago
I think the single folder is that killer feature that certainly won them the market share. It's entry point is incredibly simple yet for the more technically inclined we can simply setup symbolic links to create the multi folder functionali
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by ahrjay 16y ago
His code uses an invalid technique that go against the spec[1]. You cannot add generated content to a replaced element IE8 and Mozilla follow the spec, webkit and Opera don't. It's a shame that this is the case. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/css
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I’ll have the DOMFileSystem with a side of read/write access please…(thecssninja.com)
1 points by ahrjay 16y ago|0 comments
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by ahrjay 16y ago
If by badass you mean horrible, then yes. It browser sniffs and then adds classes to the html element depending on which rendering engine, version and platform you're using. e.g. in FF 3.6 the html element has "mozilla windows v3 v3-6".
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The H5F library, emulate the HTML5 forms chapter(thecssninja.com)
17 points by ahrjay 16y ago|0 comments
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by ahrjay 16y ago
The whole Drag and Drop API started life as a Microsoft only API. It's certainly not a bad thing that the Chromium team went ahead and did this, it's how innovation happens. Someone needs to take the first step. The File API was the same, M
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Drag out files like Gmail(thecssninja.com)
47 points by ahrjay 16y ago|6 comments
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by ahrjay 16y ago
Ah thanks for that, it slipped by my proof reading.
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Pure CSS collapsible tree menu(thecssninja.com)
53 points by ahrjay 16y ago|9 comments
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How Gmail’s drag and drop works and why it’s not supported in Safari(thecssninja.com)
3 points by ahrjay 16y ago|0 comments
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Futurebox, lightbox without the javascript and target pseudo-class(thecssninja.com)
8 points by ahrjay 17y ago|2 comments
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Is that a Speedo in your pocket?(thecssninja.com)
1 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments
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Custom radio and checkbox inputs using CSS(thecssninja.com)
7 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments
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Web Notifications(thecssninja.com)
10 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments
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Even better image preloading with CSS2(thecssninja.com)
1 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments
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Futurebox, revisited(thecssninja.com)
1 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments
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The File API has changed(thecssninja.com)
2 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments
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Font Dragr: A drag and drop font tester(thecssninja.com)
1 points by ahrjay 17y ago|0 comments

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