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Getting Started with the AmplifyJS NuGet Package in Visual Studio(elijahmanor.com)
8 points by dcneiner 15y ago|1 comments
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FilterByData jQuery Plugin: Select by HTML5 Data Attr Value(elijahmanor.com)
7 points by dcneiner 15y ago|2 comments
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by dcneiner 16y ago
Not at all @wrs. I develop on a Mac, and in Chrome and FF 3.6 on Mac the text-shadow seems to help readability, but I just took a closer look on Windows and I can totally see how it is a distraction. (The font rendering and thus text-shad
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by dcneiner 16y ago
Sorry about that! I develop on a Mac, and in Chrome and FF 3.6 on Mac the text-shadow seems to help readability, but I just took a closer look on Windows and can totally see how it is a distraction. I removed the text-shadow from the para
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by dcneiner 17y ago
I think you are including the jQuery load time as part of your example. If you have nothing else on the page (no other jQuery, etc) then don't use a plugin. On the examples page, I profiled the five InFieldLabel calls at a total of just ove
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by dcneiner 17y ago
The link has great info. Thanks!
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by dcneiner 17y ago
Labels don't cause harm, but if you are trying to put together a tiny login box on a page, or a condensed form, etc. If it’s a longer in page form, you shouldn't use this plugin. As far as Javascript is concerned, I am going to add that int
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by dcneiner 17y ago
The benefit of the In-Field Label plugin is that there is never a "temporary" value in the field itself. Since the label is overlaid, the field remains empty. There is less to check for server side if a form gets submitted prematurely.