Monthly Archives: February 2010

Cross-browser rounded corners! Works on IE but, but not on Opera!

What’s this that works on IE and any other browser, except on Opera?! Rounded Corners That was a strange answer. Who’s making rounded corners with CSS?! on IE and more important how? There is a way to make it, but … Continue reading

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CSS selectors – new look over them

How do you select? When it comes to CSS selectors, most of us are using the most familiar selectors by id or class name. Something like: .my-class {} #my-id {} But as you can see in most of the big … Continue reading

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CSS border-radius vs. images!

Rounded corners This is one of the main problems of web design and development now, even if it sounds strange. The thing is that with round corners the elements become more nice and groovy and most of the web designers … Continue reading

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How to detect a variable existence in JavaScript?

Preface After reading one of the latest posts from Stoyan Stefanov’s blog – phpied.com I stumbled upon an interesting construction in JavaScript describing how to check an object property existence. I’m going to cover this case using as an example … Continue reading

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JavaScript optimization. Lazy loading.

Javascript files are too big! Yes that’s the reality and when they become more and more bigger the web pages becomes to be irresponsible. The bitter reality is that you load any functionality that slows down the first user impression, … Continue reading

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