Filed under: CSS, JavaScript, PhotoShop — admin @ Saturday 1st September 2007
I am really spending most my creativity making a wordpress theme, but while doing that, I thought I’d make my WorPress post have nice time stamps. That is not a very simple task. Not alot of things are if you want them to be the way you want them. And I wants most things to be the way I wants them.
I saw the iGoogle calendar and clock a while back and decided to try out that technique. The JavaScript is simple enough however the images of all the hands was a bit tricky.
I still have to make a nice clock face… but anyhow, here it is!
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Filed under: JavaScript, XHTML, digiTalized — admin @ Wednesday 22nd August 2007
Today I went XHTML1.1 for my experiments. It was moderately awkward. Lots of little things needed redoing for it to be accepted by the browsers I’m targeting.
Safari3Beta didn’t love Microsoft’s old .innerHTML. But I don’t use it too much anyhow. Then there seems to be some differences when it comes to cookies as well. Although I’m fairy sure that was not related to anything XHTML1.1. Fixed
Oh and finally, IE7 refuses to do anything served as application/xhtml+xml. I feared I’d have to do some PHP content negotiations but I found this and am now using his .htaccess example successfully with IE and potential other browsers not capable of XHTML.
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Filed under: JavaScript — admin @ Tuesday 21st August 2007
This is a little utility that displays unicode characters and html entities. I’ve made it myself and I thought I’d upload it here to start out my experiments.
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