On Specs: OS Disk Size
I recently wondered if the required disk space for common operating systems was stagnating. Yes, I must agree that I sometimes wonder about weird stuff.
I recently wondered if the required disk space for common operating systems was stagnating. Yes, I must agree that I sometimes wonder about weird stuff.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: This is the life! Struggling for days with some obscure IE bug!
Ahhh, this is the life: struggling for days with some obscure IE bug.
I have an onchange attribute with a jQuery AJAX call on a HTML dropdown that gives strange errors. But only in IE (8, didn't try it in other versions). When replacing the AJAX call with an alert, like so:
<select onchange="alert('onchange');">...</select>
it becomes clear that the onchange is triggered twice. This was also confirmed in the IE Developer Tools window, but I can't use that to debug further.
I don't like social media. I don't typically like social anything. Nevertheless a lot of people like Facebook and some of them seem to want to talk to me, through facebook. So I would like to enable them to do that, without the fear that people post messages on my Facebook page (by accident?) for the world to see.
My goal is to only allow private messages and accepting friend requests.
https://www.facebook.com/settings/?tab=privacy
Connecting on Facebook > View Settings
- Search for you on Facebook -> Everyone
- Send you friend requests -> Everyone
I've recently released autorijschool-relo.nl. It should be HTML5 and CSS3 compliant with fallbacks using modernizr. Let me know it you have trouble viewing it!
With many thanks to http://sophiastaarten.nl!
Before I dive into some spectacular features of CSS3, let me say something about CSS attributes.
You can ask anyone that I used to be quite sceptical on building sites that depend on the use of JavaScript. Time has not stood still however.
This is a transcription of a presentation I held recently concerning my visit to the Fronteers 2010 conference.
I've modified the main site theme and added a subdomain to view it on mobile devices: http://m.mdworld.nl.
If you're viewing this with the mobile style, you can switch to desktop with a link all the way down the bottom of the page.