Archive for the ‘HTML’ Category
Advanced object selection using Mootools
August 4th, 2009
Mootools’ “Selectors” utility has some really strong feature. It really saves a lot of time and sweat. Using this property, one can select a tag (any one can!), tag with specific name, id or any other attribute (huh!) and most amazingly part of a property value matching to some string…
Say you want to select all the div tags which has ID starting with ‘my’. How can you do that? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in HTML, JavaScript, Tips & Tricks, Web | 
Tags: JavaScript, Mootools, Selection | 
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Blueprint CSS
October 18th, 2008
This is a great CSS framework I’ve found online. Its optionality, and ease of use amazed me. This is mainly a grid based framework. You just create your element (e.g. div, span) and attach a class that corresponds to the disired width of your element. Thats it. 
This really worth a visit…
Basic HTML – Part 2
June 17th, 2008
This is the continuation of my previous post Basic HTML – Part 1. On this phase of the post, I’m going to explain the table and form tags.
Table:
Table is a very important tag and widely used for alignment management of web pages. It is defined by the <table> tag. Some hierarchy are needed to be maintained for tables. First the table, then row, then column and finally content of the column. Read the rest of this entry »
