jqPagination: A jQuery Pagination Plugin
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Typography Effects with CSS3 and jQuery by Codrops
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Circular Content Carousel with jQuery by Codrops
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6 Ways to Step Up Users Experience on your website
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CSS Piffle: Create Interactive Wireframes with CSS3
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Lungojs - Mobile Framework based on HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript
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FIXING IE7 Z-INDEX ISSUES WITH JQUERY
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For some reason, Internet Explorer 7 does some pretty funky things, and has several known bugs with it’s rendering engine that drive web developers like me crazy. While most of the known bugs occur in relatively obscure situations and go largely unnoticed, there are a few that really stick out and cause web developers to waste many hours trying to fix them. The way IE7 renders z-index stacking orders is one of them. One way to fix many of the issues with IE7 is to dynamically reverse the default z-index stacking order of the elements on your page. This will ensure the elements higher in your HTML source will also have a higher z-index order on your page, solving most of the IE stacking issues. If you’re using jQuery (the best Javascript library there is), here’s the quick fix: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 $ ( function ( ) { var zIndexNumber = 1000 ; $ ( 'div' ) . each ( function ( ) { $ ( this ) . css ( 'zIndex' , zIndexNumber ) ; zIndexNumber -= 10 ;
The Changing DNA Makeup of Graphic/Web Designers for 2012
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The Benefits of Using Open-Source Content Management System
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Web Designers Journal » 100 Excellent Free WordPress Themes
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Interactive Typography Effects with HTML5 by Codrops
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Pingdom Tools: Test the Load Time of a Web Page
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A CSS3 & JQuery Based Sliding Door Content Gallery - From The Mad Lab
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