Christian Heilmann

domCollapse updated – easier accessible and a tad cleaner

May 3rd, 2005

Update: If you are looking for an even cleaner and animated version of this script check out YUIDomCollapse. I updated domCollapse, the script explained ages ago in the evolt.org article “Collapsible Elements with DOM“. It is cleaner now and generates images with links to indicate that the header is clickable rather than just relying on […]

You are where you publish

April 28th, 2005

It is quite bizarre to see the decline of active web magazines right now. It seems that we all get busier in our real jobs or have different opinions on how things should go forward. Evolt.org is still on the move and our moderation and review queue gets longer and longer. A list apart has […]

I got the coolest birthday cake ever

April 28th, 2005

In the old tradition of giving me things not fitting my physical age (for my 25th I got a Harry Potter cake – Hogwarts Express – yes, I worked for etoys) I got a cake made from Gummi Bears for my 30th (two days ago):

Finally some designers who know about their future

April 22nd, 2005

Check Karlssonwilker, a NY design agency. Click the rectangle with the name and then choose “Jobs” and you know where designers end who consider this kind of navigation fit for the web. Another nice touch is the little man on the homepage scratching his butt when you hover over him. But that is where my […]

Full post linking

April 18th, 2005

There has been quite an interesting thread on css-discuss about solutions how to make a blog post construct like headline date text link. In compliant HTML you cannot nest block elements in a link, therefore you would need to repeat the link three times – one inside the header element and two inside the paragraphs […]

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30 years of JS, Browser AI, how attackers use GenAI, whistling code Learn how to use AI in your browser and not on the cloud, why AI makes different mistakes than humans and go and whistle up some code!
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