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: JavaScript & CSS BlogFixing Object Instances in JavaScript
Even experienced coders can get caught out by object handling in JavaScript, and handing your code to other developers can intensify problems. Craig looks at the problem of creating object instances and provides a quick solution.
CSS Frameworks and Semantic Class Names
CSS frameworks often contain crufty, non-semantic code. Does it have to be that way? Kevin shows us how semantic markup and CSS frameworks can coexist happily.
Interesting CSS Quirks: Border-spacing
I came across a CSS peculiarity recently that had me scratching my head, so I thought it was worth popping in a little post here for future Googling head-scratchers.
JSNES: a NES Emulator Written in JavaScript
Just when you thought you’d seen everything in JavaScript, along comes a full NES emulator that is actually playable in a browser. Craig takes a look at JSNES.
Who’s Using ARIA?
In this post, James discusses the concept of Accessible Rich Internet Applications, and asks “where are the users?”
How to Write a Cookie-less Session Library for JavaScript
Craig provides the code for a stand-alone JavaScript session variable handling system that does not require cookies or third-party libraries.
Cookie-less Session Variables in JavaScript
Cookies may be delicious, but they can be clumsy if you need to store temporary data in a JavaScript application. Craig provides an unlikely alternative…
CSS Font-Sizing: a Definitive Guide
CSS font sizing appears to be easy until you try it. Craig provides a handy guide to the CSS font-size property and makes several useful recommendations.
Cross-browser JSON Serialization in JavaScript
JSON serialization can be incredibly useful, but few browsers support it. Fortunately, Craig has provided a few lines of code that could be your serialization savior.
How to Use Operating System Styles in CSS
CSS can reference fonts and colors defined for the underlying Operating System (Windows, Mac OS, Linux etc.) Craig discusses when this might be useful and provides a useful list of property values.
