Articles in HTML5 CSS

Interface Experiences: Float Right CSS!

There is more to styles in web development than .class and #id. The structure of your HTML is also important.

HTML5 Canvas Select Shapes by Type or Class Name with KineticJS

To select shapes by type or class name withKineticJS, we can use theget()method with the name of the type or class name; Theget()method returns an array of nodes that match the selector string. The return array is a Kinetic.Collection array, which...

Slider with Sliding Backgrounds

By Chris Coyier

Among the many super nice design features of theYahoo! Weather app for iOSis the transition between city screens. The background image doesn't just move away as the screen moves from one screen to the next, the background image itself slides. It appears to...

Create a Cross-browser Touch-based Joystick with Hand.js

By David Rousset

Create a Cross-browser Touch-based Joystick with Hand.js

Coding4Fun: Building a Falling Block Game Using CSS Grid Layout & Blend 5

By David Rousset

Coding4Fun: Building a Falling Block Game Using CSS Grid Layout & Blend 5

modern.ie

By dotneteer

We are planning to update our very old web application so that it works better with modern web browsers. I have heard ofmodern.iein the past and decided to give it a try. The site has a scanner that can scan a URL entered by a user. Unfortunately, our site...

Graceful Handling Of JavaScript Errors

By Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

In this article, we would see how to gracefully handle JavaScript errors on a webpage, without creating a wrong impression in the minds of our visitors and/or users.

How to customize Twitter Bootstrap to fit your web design

By Sojaner

A brief guide for web developers, describing how to customize Twitter Bootstrap for their web designs

Firefox Button Height Fix

By David Walsh

One problem I’ve seen on occasion is that button heights in Firefox are a few pixels larger than in other browsers. \xa0This can be a nightmare when trying to unify the size of buttons with an A elements, as we found out when implementing a new feature...