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Tuesday, February 14th, 2006
Update: I’ve moved on a bit, and posted my latest version
I’m working on a small pet project at the moment that requires the content of a div to be ’scrubed’ around. Think the navigation with gmaps.google.co.uk but with any arbitry content.
With CSS you can easily allow an oversized child container to show part […]
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Thursday, January 26th, 2006
EM units with CSS have always escaped me. It is a much better practice to use these units to scale text rather than pixels, since they are more flexible when users what to increase the font size. However not long after starting I always find problems and fallen back to pixels once my head […]
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Tuesday, November 15th, 2005
Managed to complete a proof of concept on the GoogleMaps/Underground mash up.
Demo is available here.
Very flaky, and the fact that certain lines obscure each other is a problem.
I need to;
Get in working in IE (only Firefox so far)
Add a key for each line
Put a mechanism […]
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