Create An Apple Style Menu Purely In CSS3 – No Images Required

This just goes to show you how much of a difference CSS2 and CSS3 are and how much more CSS3 can do for us to cut our design work literally in half. In this tutorial I will show you how to create a non-image, apple style menu all out of CSS3! The only problem with this is doing so you are limiting the amount of browsers that will be able to correctly display your work (Firefox and Safari only). So you would want to make sure to have alternatives for other browsers (meaning you WILL have to use images and alternate code). Continue Reading

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Add A Custom Ajax Twitter Feed To Your Web Site

A lot of people like to add a twitter feed to their website for convenience, but many of them are template files that they download and copy/paste onto their website and looks out of place. Twitter has provided an API service to their registered users to use jSON to pull information and display it whichever way the creator likes. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to add a completely custom twitter feed controlling how many tweets, how the date is displayed, and if their linked or not. Continue Reading

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5 jQuery Must Have Code Snippets

If you haven’t heard of jQuery yet, than you are definitely missing out on one of the most dynamic and stable JavaScript Libraries. With thousands of plug-ins and added widgets it makes jQuery one of the leaders in javascript frameworks. jQuery is designed to cut all hand-code in half if not more simplifying HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for more streamlined web development. Continue Reading

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