In: html

  • New code release: Multi-purpose title hide

    Earlier this week I released a jQuery multi-purpose input clear piece of code, feeling on a roll I thought I’d also release this small snippet. I’ve been using versions of this code for almost two years and have found it very useful in multiple applications. For this release I’ve tidied it up a little and made it fully multi-purpose.

  • New code release: Multi-purpose input clear

    Last week I updated Core CSS, this week it’s time to release something new. Well, I say new. I’ve been using versions of this jQuery code for some time, usually implemented to tie directly to an inputs ID attribute. Those implementations while perfectly fine are very inefficient, this new version is designed to be highly reusable and easy to get working.

  • New major update: Core CSS 1.3 shorthand classes

    I’ve been using the basic CSS framework I created for a few years now, releasing periodic updates on this site. I use the term framework loosely, it’s really more a collection of shorthand classes to streamline frontend development. Plugging in Core CSS wont give you a full solution, to do so would force you to deal with overhead CSS you may never use, that’s just not efficient. What it does do is give you some predefined styles you’ll find yourself using a lot. This update is part efficiency optimization, part removal of not needed items.

  • Yaypaul.com title slider – explained

    I received a request asking me if I’d mind sharing the piece of code I use to slide entry titles up and down on Yaypaul.com. I’m always happy to share: I’ve striped the effect code, added some extra comments and hopefully with this explanation you’ll be able to decipher it. This particular effect has already been noted on a number of sites, so this feels like a natural extension.

  • Core CSS 1.2.1 update

    This is a small update to Core CSS 1.2 which includes bug fixes and additions. For more information see the full page details.

  • Core CSS 1.2 update

    I’ve being using Core CSS at every opportunity, for both personal and production sites. Using the code so frequently has helped me find some flaws and add a few classes that we’re sorely missing. Core CSS gets an update to 1.2.

  • Core CSS

    Core CSS started life as a series of standardized custom CSS tags which I used within the various websites I create. With the creation of Reset CSS by Eric Meyer many of these tags became obsolete. Which set me thinking about a standard set of CSS tags all sites could use in conjunction with Reset CSS.