Posted on July 17, 2008 by acidmartin
We, at http://psd-to-xhtml.net provide fast, reliable and quality XHTML coding from existing designs. The markup we create is valid, search engine optimized (SEO), semantic, accessible and usable.
You give us the design (in any common image format - .psd, .gif, .png, .jpg or even existing HTML pages), we give you back standards compliant, crossborwser and valid code.
Just check [...]
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Posted on July 3, 2008 by acidmartin
When the “top center” value of the “background-position” CSS
property is used for a background image of an element that is an odd number
of pixels wide, Firefox 3 blurs the background image (No other browsers,
including Firefox 2 behave in such a manner).
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433640
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Posted on June 27, 2008 by acidmartin
TinySite.XML is a lightweight AJAX-driven and JavaScript-based CMS suitable for small websites. It uses a flat XML file for data storage and retrieval and provides almost codeless site development and maintenance, targetting even unexperienced users with a basic knowledge of HTML. The result is valid, semantic and accessible code with cool looks and killer loading [...]
Filed under: AJAX, CSS, Content Management, JavaScript, News, XML | Tagged: AJAX, cms, CSS, JavaScript, themes, XHTML, XML | No Comments »
Posted on June 26, 2008 by acidmartin
Several on my scripts (RadioButton.XML, TabStrip.XML, AJAX Photo Gallery, Antipixel Buttons.XML 1.0 and Web 2.0 AJAX Loading Panel) are already available for download as setup executable files for easier deployment and usage. In the next days I will create setups for the rest. Happy coding!
Check them out here: http://acidmartin.wemakesites.net/
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Posted on June 25, 2008 by acidmartin
I noticed an interesting issue with FireFox 3 and FireBug 1.2.0b3.
Certain sites using the XmlHttpRequest object, parse xml data or the scripts use the
Element.getAttribute() method throw a JavaScript error “Permission denied to
call method Element.getAttribute()“. This happens when FireBug is enabled.
If you disable FireBug (Tools > Add-ons > FireBug > Disable) and then
restart FireFox - the problem [...]
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Posted on June 14, 2008 by acidmartin
I spent the last few days in code refactoring and porting the website and the data source to the latest version of my JS CMS. Now it utilizes some of the coolest AJAX website widgets I have created - TabStrip.XML, RadioButton.XML, CheckBox.XML, AJAX Photo Gallery, Web 2.0 Loading Panel and Antipixel Buttons.XML. Also, I’ve implemented [...]
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Posted on April 2, 2008 by acidmartin
I’m extremely happy to announce that one of my scripts - Skinnable Checkboxes was ranked on position 24 in the annual TOP 100 of the coolest AJAX form scripts of Nobox Media along with libraries such as Prototype, jQuery, Mootools, etc.
Filed under: News | Tagged: AJAX, CSS, Forms, JavaScript, skinnable checkboxes, XML | No Comments »
Posted on March 28, 2008 by acidmartin
A few days ago I started writing a book named XHTML, CSS and JavaScript: Introduction to Modern Browser Programming, Semantics and Accessibility of the Code. It covers the contemporary techniques and strategies of writing modern, semantic, accessible and valid xhtml code and unobtrusive javascript. You may register for an early preview of the book on [...]
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