Have you ever stored sensitive information in a simple text document on your computer? Bank account information? Passwords? I’m sure you have. I’m not writing this to berate you about that (that will come later on), but, once you wise up and delete that file, I’ll bet you think it’s safe from prying eyes and [ Read More ]
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This is my first post using the Blogsy app for the iPad. If you haven’t used this app yet, I highly recommend it. It really makes typing up a blog post a fast and fun experience. The layout and overall feel is much better than the wordpress native app. You can embed links, images, and [ Read More ]
If you’ve ever used a jQuery fade effect on images and looked in IE, you’ve noticed something like the following, where ugly black lines appear as the fade takes place then disappear. Pretty ugly, right? Well, an easy fix for this is to add a background color with CSS to whatever element you’re fading. In [ Read More ]
If you’ve ever seen something similar to the above image, you know it’s pretty annoying! Luckily, there’s a simple, cross-browser way to get around it. If you’re pulling images into a secure area, like a landing page after login, you’ll probably see these types of things. Here’s how you get rid of it… Calling an [ Read More ]
As some of you probably already know, there are attributes/controls you can use for labels in a form. The one I want to mention is called the for control, or attribute. What it does is assist screen readers and lets the browser know what field that label is describing. An added benefit that has nothing [ Read More ]
