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Chrome’s requestAutocomplete() -
Auto-filling forms is nice because it saves time and is less prone to user error. Even better is not even needing to see a form in the first place.
Replace the Image in an with CSS -
The following is a guest post by Marcel Shields. Marcel in a difficult place where he needed to change the image on a page but didn't have access to the HTML.
Slider with Sliding Backgrounds -
Among the many super nice design features of the Yahoo! Weather app for iOS is the transition between city screens.
Photo Swivel -
The following is a guest post by Alex Young. Alex has created a simple technique to "rotate" the subject of a photo simply by hiding and showing multiple stacked photographs taken at different angles.
Media Query Change Detection in JavaScript Through CSS Animations -
The following is a guest post by Alessandro Vendruscolo. Media queries are relevant to both CSS and JS.
Naming Media Queries -
It would be pretty cool if we could do this someday in CSS. The best idea for it that I've come across is to define it in a <meta> tag in the <head>.
Line Clampin’ -
You want X lines of text. Anything after that, gracefully cut off. That's "line clamping" and it is a perfectly legit desire.
CSS Zen Garden -
It's back.
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CSS Zen Garden is a post from CSS-Tricks
How to mark up subtitles -
Now that <hgroup> is gone, use a <span> inside the main header, or group them with <header> and use a <p> for the subtitle.
Making accessible icon buttons -
Comprehensive research by Nicholas C. Zakas on the correct markup to make a graphic-only button accessible.
