Working with Mint I was missing an option to collapse the different panes when I don’t want to read them. Some hacking later, I wrote a script that automatically allows you to collapse and expand a table by activating its footer. As a visual indicator, the script adds an image to the footer (this also […]

Shaun Inman is not only a well known blogger and developer who recently put my pathetic efforts in generating CSS constants to shame with his server side CSS constants , no he also developed a very much blogosphere-hyped stats tool called Mint, which is available at http://www.haveamint.com/. Enthusiastic, as I was, I signed up for […]

A quick idea of a repository for data table styles for web application developers to loot.

I admit I had fallen behind my webzine browsing, mainly because BT promises to make the move of your telephone number to a new location easy, but fouls up badly when you really try to do it. Therefore my only online experience at home is my neighbour’s unencrypted wireless… Good news is that A List […]

Funny, right at the moment where I am working on slides and examples for a training at the company here, maxdesign, the lovely bunch behind listamatic and listutorial, offer their slides: Basic Webstandards Workshop. Very good collection indeed, and I now have to restrain myself not to copy and paste the lot :-) Found via […]