Taken with instagram
Nice Catch:
Maddie and the Squeaky Football in the November afternoon sun.
Oxford Leaves:
The best street in town.
Boston (Taken with instagram)
Absolute Positioning inside Relative Positioning
This drove me crazy tonight. I have an HTML table that is inside it’s own wrapper so it can scroll around the page sorta in it’s own frame. I wanted to attach little popups to individual lines, but they kept ending up acting like they were fixed to the window, rather than my frame.
Turns out, even though it doesn’t affect the layout in my case, I needed to specify position: relative on the top parent.
Shoulda known.
Sampson’s Birthday Party
-moz-background-size
Very excited to see that everybody is supporting some variant of the background-size property in CSS. One quirk currently in Firefox 3.6.11.
If you specify the background-image as an inline style in the tag, but the background-size property within your stylesheet, it doesn’t work.
WebKit (Safari & Chrome) seem to figure it out.
Play with me!
What we’re suggesting is that something that doesn’t really interact with anything is changing something that can’t be changed.
jQuery: ajaxManager3
A great little plugin that lets you decide how your ajax requests are sent. Includes support for queuing, aborting, all kinds of callbacks etc.
One hint: If you are kicking off a subsequent request from within the success() handler of a previous request, put it in a setTimeout(). Otherwise, it won’t run.
Source: protofunc.com
