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Keep extension update
In an attempt to get my Google Keep extension accepted once again into the Chrome web store, I have rebranded it. In the meantime, however, I have updated it to version 1.7 and committed the changes to its Github project. Read on for change highlights.
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Keep extension update
I made a slight update to my Keep extension today. Check out the details below or get the latest from Github.
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The best CSS evar
* { -webkit-box-sizing: border-box; -moz-box-sizing: border-box; box-sizing: border-box; } W3C really screwed up the box model. This will make your webs better. (It doesn’t work in IE7, but why are you still supporting it anyway?)
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CSS tooltips
Inspired by Andy Park’s Pure CSS Tooltips pen, I took it one step further. Data attributes define the placement of the tooltip: left, right, top and bottom.
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Scrollable menus in Bootstrap
Okay kids, it’s geek time. I discovered a limitation in the dropdown menu when I was tooling around in Bootstrap. I found a way around it that preserved the look and didn’t require me to rewrite the markup, so I thought I’d share.
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Popup windows without JavaScript
The other day I had this crazy idea. Popup/modal windows used in modern web design require JavaScript to be enabled in order to function. I wondered if you could get it working without JavaScript. It turns out you can.
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Buttons!
Generally speaking, I don’t use the family site for posting stuff related to coding. But every once in a while, I’ll write something that I just have to share.
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CSS3 lightswitch
Creating a CSS3 lightswitch (that works!) has been interesting.