Posts Tagged ‘CSS

The Facebook Logo Has Gone Into Hiding

It was reported by several sources this week that after an embarassing affair with a prostitute, the Facebook logo has gone into hiding. Actually, what has been happening for me is that the Facebook logo has been randomly disappearing for me in my browser. In fact, most days, lately, in Opera 9.26, this [...]

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PHP Lesson 2: Behind the Scenes of Threading

This is going to be a very nerdy post, because I’m going to get into some actual PHP code. I’ve been thinking a lot about efficient threading. The implementation of threading on OSNews is very complex, because it involves lots of math in order to properly construct and align tables. Furthermore, [...]

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firsttube.com gets threads

I understand that some people believe that threading comments are unintuitive, they confuse the user, and that they are ugly. I like ‘em. So this site now supports threading in the comments.
Now – as of right now, you can only reply once, like digg, but it supports two deep. This is [...]

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DIVs only

notsomuch.
according to css expert eric meyer, large scale tables used for page layout are okay. so stop the presses everyone – tables are okay today. i’m really getting sick of all these “made without tables” buttons on pages. it’s very cool to be able to be good enough with css [...]

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