As web requirements change and developers experiment with different user experiences, the need for more native language improvements expands. CSS, our presentation layer, has done an amazing job of improving functionality, even if it is sometimes too slow. Requires native support for autoscaling textarea The element has been known for a long time…and it’s finally here!
to allow textarea Add elements to grow vertically and horizontally. field-sizing valuable real estate content:
textarea {
field-sizing: content; // default is `fixed`
}
The default is field-sizing is fixed, indicates the current action. new behavior, content, I will expand as much as possible. To limit the size textarea Able to grow and use traditional methods width/max-width and height/max-height property.
CSS filter
CSS filter support was recently included in WebKit nightlies. CSS filters provide a way to modify the rendering of underlying DOM elements, images, or videos. CSS filters allow you to blur, warp, and modify the color intensity of elements. Let’s do it…
Jack Rugile’s favorite CodePen demos
CodePen is an amazing source of code and design inspiration. I’m amazed by the demos our users create every day. As you can see below, I have an affinity for moving things. It was hard to narrow down my favorites, but here they are!
Creating a Dojo lightbox using dojox.image.Lightbox
One of the reasons I like Dojo Toolkit is that it seems to have it all. I don’t need to search for plugins from this site and other plugins from that site to build my application. buried in a vast area
dojoxDojo’s namespace is
