A web designoper’s journal
Posted in CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Usability on Mar 1st, 2010
Recently I was checking out some code written many years ago by another developer, and as I was hacking it up to be re-used, I started wondering why he had decided to split up his lines of code so that they were very narrow. Comments, for example, that were a few sentences long ended up [...]
Posted in JavaScript on Feb 3rd, 2010
One question I frequently get about the Infinite Carousel jQuery plugin focuses on the way that I chose to create the thumbnail images. Probably the biggest criticism is that the thumbnail image is just a tiny part of the overall image and in some cases doesn’t help distinguish the images that make [...]
Posted in JavaScript on Jan 14th, 2010
This is just a short post to say that jQuery 1.4 has just been released and all CatchMyFame plugins are compatible. All demos have been updated to use the new 1.4 version. If you encounter any issues, please let me know.
Posted in JavaScript on Jan 12th, 2010
This is a small update to my before/after jQuery plugin but since it introduced a new option I bumped the version number up by a point.
Version 1.1 introduces the option to specify the path to where you are storing the navigation images that come with the plugin. Previously you needed to either edit it by [...]
Posted in JavaScript on Dec 30th, 2009
As announced earlier, I’m happy to release version 2 of the jQuery Infinite Carousel plugin. What happened to versions 1.3-1.9 you ask? Well, since I overhauled the old plugin and added so many new features, it just seemed fitting to brand this release with a whole new version number. Heck I could’ve named it version [...]