Long time no post!
Well things have been busy here at work! The LANSA projects are wrapping up for me: the version 2 of the Gradebook, written in LANSA with heavy use of AJAX (and JavaScript) and CSS, has been handed off to the consultants we have been using since the project began; I re-wrote the [...]
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New projects
July 13th, 2007 · · AJAX, CSS, JavaScript, Lansa, WPF, Web Development, Work
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IE7 is coming this month, SUPER!
October 7th, 2006 · · CSS, Web Development, Work
Ok, so I was just screwing around online since I’m all alone and nobody is around and saw this GREAT NEWS! (end sarcasm)
The day is upon us, IE 7 is going to be released, sometime this month. Well ain’t that just the grandest thing you’ve heard in a long ass time.
As I have just [...]
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New PlatinumGrade.com Design
July 23rd, 2006 · · CSS, PlatinumGrade, Web Development, Website
I’ve been working on the new design for my company. It’s full of CSS beauty! Check it out and let me know what you think! Platinum Grade Consulting
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CSS and Opera 9 issue
July 12th, 2006 · · CSS, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website
I am trying my hardest to use CSS instead of tables for peoplearray.com. But since every browser gets to interpret CSS and “standards” in their own way, I (and all web designers/developers alike) get to hack up our CSS files to make our pages look the same in most of the major browsers.
Here is [...]
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Lightbox Gone Wild
July 10th, 2006 · · CSS, JavaScript, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website
Has anybody used Lightbox Gone Wild? Anybody know how to resize the box to the size of whatever you are displaying in it?
I’ve got this version of Lightbox (original here) being used for the “Edit Contact Information” feature of PeopleArray. As soon as I can get that implemented correctly, I’m going to use [...]
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