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Category Archives: Web Development
Google’s Hosted jQuery with WordPress
Update: I’ve modified the plugin to use a generic URL (…/1/jquery…) which loads the latest 1.x version. That way I don’t have to change the plugin everytime jQuery is updated. The ZIP file has been updated, just overwrite your old … Continue reading
Posted in robinadr.com, Web Development, WordPress
Tagged code, Google, JavaScript, jQuery, web, WordPress
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Gender Browsing
Despite the scary realization that websites can capture your browsing history, Mike Nolet has created a JavaScript that guesses your gender based upon what sites you have visited. I ran mine through, and low and behold it was incredibly accurate… … Continue reading
Improved Animated Scrolling
A while back I posted about automatically scrolling between internal links with some jQuery magic (which in turn was based on a tutorial by Learning jQuery) but one problem with it was that there was no way for the user … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged accessibility, animation, JavaScript, jQuery, links, web 2.0
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WebKit
I’ve had it with Firefox on Mac OS X. On Windows, it’s fine, but on Mac OS X it’s unbearable. It crashes too often, it’s slow and sluggish all the time, and it just eats up my RAM1. So I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Mac, Software, Web Development
Tagged browsers, Firefox, Mac OS X, Safari, Software, WebKit
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Tweeting Comments
Happy Cog just launched their blog, smartly titled Cognition. A key difference from most blogs, however, is that in order to comment, you must reply via Twitter. Kids today are more likely to respond to a blog post on Twitter … Continue reading →