Posts Tagged ‘CSS’
Walkthrough of the Redesign
When I first launched my blog the main intention was to make my mark online. Without sticking into blogspot (Anyway, I had a blog on there for a short stint) or wordpress.com, I decided to go one step ahead and host the blog in my own domain with a customized template. That was a […]
Gmail realigns it’s interface
It seems Gmail has also joined the rounded corner and drop shadow galore with it’s upgrade to the interface. Even though there isn’t a major upgrade in the main UI message interface has become much sweet.
Also they have taken all the message actions to a top-right drop-down menu, which actually becomes quite irritating than the […]
Semantics on Word Processing.
As an adamant fan of web standards and semantically correct web design, I always tried to avoid using tables in web page layout design. But I never thought of taking that practice beyond web design.
However today I got a call from a less-tech savy person, who wanted me to help him with a layout of […]
5th November 2006
CSS, FOSS, Life, Office, Web Standards
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They know where you’ve been……
I stumbled on this critical exploit (or rather smart technique) while I was visiting “How Web2.0 - Aware are you ??” They calculated a percentage based on the sites I have visited out of the 42 sites that were on their list. So how did they knew I visited these site ? Yeah they sniff […]
- 1st September 2006
- Code, CSS, JavaScript, Web 2.0
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