HTML5 Details tag fallback
Just a quick post, here’s some quick JS I used as a fallback for HTML5′s <Details> tag. html5_details: function () { if (‘open’ in document.createElement(‘details’)) { //native support } else { $(“details summary”).click(function () { $(this).siblings(“p”).slideToggle(“fast”); }).siblings(“p”).hide(); } },
New Adventures in 2011 Review
I review, the standard-setting conference of the year, New Adventures in Web Design 2011.
Performance Tips for Apache and Enabling .htaccess on Apache for Windows
I have been using XAMPP as a lazy way of getting a PHP/MySQL/Apache environment set up for local development, and was recently looking into server performance. I wanted to tweak performance on a site-specific level, because some of the tweaks need to be customised on a site, not server, level. The problem I encountered was [...]
Custom HTTP Headers with IIS7 (per-site)
To add custom HTTP headers on a per-site basis with IIS7, it is simply a matter of editing the web.config file and inserting this code:.
Running OSX 10.6.5 on a PC – ASUS P6T / ATI Radeon 5850 / Intel i7 920
Process notes on how I legally installed Mac OSX Snow Leopard onto my Intel i7-based PC. Basically, how to get a (uglier) £2.5k mac for a third of the price.
Fixed British Keymap for UK MacbookPro
Remap the bastardised British keyboard layout on your Macbook or MacbookPro