Allow visitors to call you easily
In the last blog post I wrote about how to customize a web font to add some social media icons to your website. In the project was I’ve mentioned there was the wish to add an icon to call the … Read more →
Posts in Category ‘Web development’
Optimize icon web fonts for your needs
On almost any modern website you find icons. They are often used on links to social media profiles. Many WordPress themes come bundled with such a web font for icons. Nowadays I usually always use SVG symbols instead of icon … Read more →
Compiling SASS in PhpStorm automatically with a file watcher
In the first post of this litte blog series I showed you how to install SASS manually and how to compile it using the terminal. But this way is not very user friendly and you could easily forget to start … Read more →
Implementing a datepicker fallback for HTML5 date input fields
In one of my advent calender post, I show you, how you can set a range for the date input type (not yet translated). In a comment, someone reminded me, that this new input type is not yet supported by Firefox. … Read more →
Direct downloads with the “download” attribute
You probably all know that situation. You have some files on your website and you want to enable your users to easily download these files. This task is pretty easy and you might wonder, why I am writing a blog … Read more →
The Internet Explorer is dead. Long live the Internet Explorer!
Some time ago Google announced to discontinue the support of Internet Explorer 6.0 for most of his services. Now they have announced a date for that discontinue. The day we are waiting for is March 13, 2010. I couldn’t find … Read more →
(Deutsch) Zeilen-Duplizierer mit AutoComplete Felder nutzen
(Deutsch) Ich bekam heute in einem Kommentar die Frage gestellt, ob mein Zeilen-Duplizierer aus dem Beitrag: Einfacher Zeilen-Duplizierer mit Prototype auch auf Feldern funktioniert, die die Scriptaculous Ajax.AutoCompleter Funktion verwenden. Ich nutze den Duplizierer selbst in einem Formular, das solche … Read more →
Big spelling reform in the WWW: HTML 5 is now HTML5
Some of you might not know, what this title means. But today the two internet organizations WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group) and W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) has agreed to a consitent name for the next HTML version. … Read more →
Google Maps Suggest – Address-Autocompletion with Scriptaculous
Many uses autocompletion on their website. It’s not only an impressiv but also a very user-friendly feature. It can also help to have valid data within a form. But you always have to validate the data on the server before … Read more →
Transcending the boundries of frame redirects
Many hosters offer cheap domains without a webhosting package. Some of those hosters e.g. Strato only give you the option to use a frame redirect with this domains. But sometimes you can’t see that restriction when you order the domain. … Read more →