23. July 2010 09:42
According to the YUI docs and YUI Developer Pages, a YUI TabView control is able to create a tabview through existing HTML or "entirely through javascript." After scouring the web in vain, I realized that there were no resources anywhere that addressed what happens when you need to...
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Category: .Net, Browsers, Client Scripting, Components, CSS, HTML, Javascript, Rich Internet Applications, UI
Tags: yui tabview, yui, javascript, client side, asp.net repeater, .net
22. July 2010 09:10
Looking back at an older example of using Adobe Flex as a data bound Tag Cloud, I noticed that for any given height/width of the application if the child tag was too long for the container, the text would simply be truncated. So I began to think about how to create a tag cloud whose child ta...
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Category: Adobe, Components, Data Visualization, Flex, Flash, Actionscript, Layouts, Rich Internet Applications, UI, User Experience, XML, CSS
Tags: tag cloud, tagcloud, css, adobe flex, adobe flash, xml data provider, ilayoutelement
1. July 2010 10:00
I was looking at the standard Tile Layout clas and noticed that using it causes all child elements to lay out from left to right and then top to bottom (similar to the FlowBox from Doug McCune's flexlib project. The main difference is that the Tile Lyout in Flex 4 creates equally sized c...
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28. May 2010 10:03
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20. May 2010 12:43
Follow along as Principal Scientist Jorge Taylor demonstrates a Dreamweaver CS5 HTML5 Pack Extension that provides more creative options to Adobe Creative Suite 5 users.
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20. May 2010 11:55
One of the most interesting new features in Flex 4 is that developers can easily create custom layouts for data components. Join Flex SDK Engineer, Evtim Georgiev, to learn more about this new layout model, show how to create a custom layout in Flex 4 and show the APIs that allow developers to work ...
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20. May 2010 11:40
This is a presentation shown on AdobeTV of Flex Engineer (not designer) Ryan Frishberg demonstrating in depth the new Flex 4 skinning architecture.
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5. May 2010 22:49
So last week Adobe released their latest suite if creative tools: Creative Suite 5. After months of watching (and reading) sneak peeks I could not wait to try out one of the enhancements: Content Aware Fill. The reader will remember that Adobe introduced Content Aware Scale in CS4.&nbs...
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15. April 2010 11:43
I wanted to share a quick trick with you regarding scalable content sections involving gradients. We all know that there are times where localized content causes sections to expand in order to fit the content.
In some situations, the content might cause the section to expand, but the...
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14. April 2010 02:45
Please forgive any incoherence, it's 4:00am.
I recall watching Pirates of Silicon Valley a number of years ago which told the story of the inception and evolution of Apple Computers and of Microsoft. I'm sure there was an ample amount of creative license taken in creating the...
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By: Shawn Yale
Category: Adobe, Creative Products, Flash Player, Hardware, Misc, Mobile, Rich Internet Applications, UI, User Experience, Apple, Microsoft
Tags: apple, adobe, microsoft
12. April 2010 10:39
Ok all you Adobe fans, get ready to have your minds BLOWN! Adobe announced today the latest release of their Creative Suite Products: Creative Suite 5. Packed with over 250 new features, this looks to be a huge leap forward for Adobe. For thos ehtat remember, Adobe CS4 introduced...
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23. February 2010 15:50
I've been looking at a bug in IE7 where mousing over link inside of a div causes a "wiggle." Needless to say, this wiggle is highly irritating, especially when the div and the link has its margin and padding explicitly set to "0." The problem is compounded becau...
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18. February 2010 16:35
So I've been looking at a recent problem and trying to come up with an elegant solution. I'll need to give a little background. I found a legacy component that had originally been coded using HTML 4.0 and seemed to work fine. Recently, we migrated to the XHTML1.0 standard...
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16. January 2010 00:16
I was recently working on doing some CSS refactoring on an older project in C# and was finding some odd happenings with some of my pages in various browsers. The pages in question all contained .Net Datagrids, yet only some of them were having "issues." After refactoring the ...
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17. December 2009 16:02
A while ago I worked on a project where we had a single client that had multiple products. Each product required its own product site including a shopping site for the products. Upon discussing the options with the client, who was not fond of the idea of having to track and maintain a ...
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