Archive for 'CSS'

After the launch of Monkey I have had time to (been forced to) do some other projects. Whilst being a nice change it’s also rather annoying not getting to polish something once you have got the first release out. However needs must and hopefully I will be back on it soon. Being back on the [...]

A problem I often have with CSS and forms is clearing elements that are floating. A lot of the time I will create a definition list to deal with form elements. If I then want them to all line up (radio buttons for example) I need to float the radio buttons and their lables to [...]

The more I have been getting into using JavaScript the more I have seen the benefits of using Behavioural Separation. The concept is simple, separate your behaviour from your structure/content just as you do your style (spaghetti code is bad people!). Although at first it seems much harder to use the DOM to apply listeners [...]

*Overview:* All browsers have minor differences in padding and margins applied to elements. Therefore it is often easier to reset these values so all elements look the same on all browsers and then apply them later as and when you need them! In the most basic form you can just add this to the top [...]