New version of my
del.icio.us widget.
The only real change is that it now allows for multiple instances of the widget. So you can have one showing the ‘food’ tag, and the other showing the ‘yodeling’ tag, say.
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del.icio.us plus 1.1
Wednesday, April 16th, 2008
Topsy turvy
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
A bug report for
maphilight lead to me becoming aware of a fascinating quirk in IE. A quirk in which IE holds to published standards with fanatical zeal, contrary to everything one might have come to expect, and far in excess of Firefox/Opera/Safari.
When you use the .innerHTML property to add an element to the [...]
del.icio.us widget
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
I couldn’t find a WordPress widget that produced output similar to
del.icio.us’s linkrolls script. (You can just put their script into a Text widget, but its output doesn’t always mesh well with WordPress themes — it hardcodes h2s, and so forth.)
The
Automattic example widget came close, but was a bit lacking on the customization [...]
maphilight: image map mouseover highlighting
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
I just released
maphilight, a jQuery plugin that turns image maps into wonderful graphical masterpieces.
Image maps aren’t so popular any more, for some strange reason. So a quick definition: an imagemap is an <img> with the usemap attribute, pointing to a <map> that describes polygons that link places within that image.
This sprung from me [...]
Fixing sortForce in jQuery’s tablesorter
Tuesday, February 5th, 2008
jQuery has a
table-sorting plugin, part of their
official UI project. It’s quite a nice table-sorting library, handling the common cases, with options making it configurable to suit many people’s needs.
However, I ran into a problem when using it in a project. The documentation and the functionality don’t quite line up.
It has an [...]
Practicing JavaScript with Dilbert
Monday, January 28th, 2008
I
discovered that there was a
flash widget displaying Dilbert archives in color, back to the start of 2007.
Naturally I thought to myself “aha, there must be an XML data feed somewhere in that!” Some light flash-decompilation later, I discovered that I was right.
I then seized on this as a learning opportunity, and wrote [...]