Archive for the ‘HTML’ Category
Friday, November 30th, 2007
This is an simple technique that can be developed by everybody. Just answer the following questions.
Does the website work perfectly if you turn off the CSS?
Does the website work perfectly if you disable the JavaScript?
Does the website was diagram with tables instate of using CSS?
Is all the essential information in HTML?
If the site have an extra code, does the essential information is in HTML?
Does the website was build in Flash?
Does it have a hidden content?
In order to answer the questions (most accurately) download the following application:
Internet Explorer:
Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar
Firefox:
Web Developer 1.1.3
Source: Standardzilla
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Monday, November 12th, 2007
Colors Lovers is presenting a very long list of colors with it’s colors in respective hexadecimal codes, which can be used for both HTML or CSS.
Source: Excentris
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Friday, November 9th, 2007
Thanks to unjimpe I was able to learn more from this. Because only knew the actionscript used in the version 2, I had honestly no idea on how to use the one in the version 3 of the actionscript and HTML.
This is a direct copy from the tutorial of how to make your Flash appear in full screen from the Flash Player 9 because you in it, have the choice of watching movies easily without the need of javascript or any other crafts. This is one of the major characteristics of Flash that makes the development of new applications simple and practical.
ActionScript 2.0
If you use AS2 it’s now available in a new version called : Stage.displayState, which has two possible values (fullscreen or normal) and with it, we’ll be able to control the way we want to watch a movie. Then we have:
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// Change to fullscreen
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Stage.displayState = “fullscreen”;
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// Change to normal screen
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Stage.displayState = “normal”;
With this you’ll be able to create a button that on the event onRelease calls upon one of these, as simple as that.
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Tuesday, November 6th, 2007
Interesting Video seen in IsoPixel
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Tuesday, November 6th, 2007
Thanks to EDENAHP i was able to understand the “difference” between B y STRONG in the HTML code. For me it’s always been the very same thing, until today.
The b etiquette places our text in bold only.
The strong etiquette tells our Internet navigator software (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, etc…) that the text has to be highlighted. Attention, not bold but highlighted. It’s a mere casuality that today all the navigators understand or oversee bold texts as highlighted, but if a navigator one day wants to make a certain text “noticeable”, with the strong feature, it might be cursive for example and not bold.
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