Xah Web Dev Blog Archive 2013-07
CSS Trick: Display Language Name in Code Snippet (on its own page)
Web Design: How JavaScript Breaks UI, Evolution of UI (on its own page)
(added code for Shell, PHP, Python, Ruby, Perl, JavaScript)
HTML5 Custom Data Attribute (updated)
HTML: Meta Language Tag Obsolete
HTML: Image Map (updated)
CSS Shapes (updated. added a pacman shape)
Google Translate Funnies
Google translated this:
JS: Fade a Element Using CSS Transition
to:
JavaScript的：褪色元素使用CSS過渡
In English, it means “Of JavaScript: the element of faded color used CSS too much”
Wahaha.
〔see Fade a Element Using CSS Transition〕
looks like now you cannot view links to Pinterest without having a account. walled garden multiply!
BlackBerry Tablet Browser Sucks: CSS link rel attribute support
amazing, in this day of age, the BlackBerry tablet doesn't support this CSS:
a[rel="next"]:before {content:"▶ ";font-size:2ex} a[rel="up"]:before {content:"▲ ";font-size:2ex} a[rel="previous"]:before {content:"◀ ";font-size:2ex}
the CSS above is supposed to match navigation links such as this:
<a rel="previous" href="a.html">a</a> <a rel="up" href="b.html">b</a> <a rel="next" href="c.html">c</a>
It should marke each nav link with a proper Unicode triangle, like this:
but in BlackBerry, all links are marked with ◀.
test here: Blackberry Tablet Rel Next Link Css Test
〔see CSS Selector Syntax〕
The browser on BlackBerry's user agent string is:
Mozilla/5.0 (PlayBook; U; RIM Tablet OS 2.1.0; en-US) AppleWebKit/536.2+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/7.2.1.0 Safari/536.2+
Deferred Loading JavaScript for Old Browser (updated)
JS: Load Order, defer, async, module
Fade a Element Using CSS Transition
hacker idiocy of the decade. This is the user agent string of Google Chrome browser.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.2; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/28.0.1500.71 Safari/537.36
CSS: Round Corners (updated)
just discovered that you don't need to have Shockwave installed to view Google Maps. (for street view, you still do.)
HTML: Meta Language Tag Obsolete
Unicode Search 🔎 Now you can type a hexadecimal and it'll show that Unicode plus 500 characters after it.