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2012-05-23T19:07:40+02:00

I'm happy to present my new FREE XOOPS Theme with the name Sd-093-Shopping. The Free XOOPS - Theme was made with friendly help from www.sale.de .Here can you find the XOOPS 2.4 Theme Demo - XOOPS 2.5 Theme Demo.And here is the FREE - Download Xoops Theme Sd-093-ShoppingHere is the direct Download - Link (without registration)Have Fun!


2012-05-23T19:07:28+02:00

Several changes were made to the default theme of xoops, and among them we can mention the current of xoopsitalia.org. I tried to keep as much as possible the primary features and adding just a few lines of code and files in a sub-folder.The most interesting thing is definitely deleting all html tags table, although it remains the table selector in the css file. The images were modified from the logo which has a three-dimensional light than the default logo.The images have been added to the titles of blocks, header and footer.It was deleted the tag html fieldset, which was located in Central blocks, and instead of tags legend, was added to the tags h3 for only title of central blocks.The ...


2012-05-23T15:09:00+02:00

CS6 has just shipped & just like we did in 2010 we'll take a closer look at the design goals of this Creative Suite release. An inside look at how it is to do design work for a big company like Adobe. Each Creative Suite release starts with a list of technical requirements and design goals. Our host is Shawn Cheris, he will guide us through the process just as he did with the CS5 branding.Goals & RequirementsBelow you'll find what Adobe wanted to accomplish from an experience standpoint:Expressive. The product splash screens for CS3 and CS4 were basically extensions of the product icons. This helped establish the powerful color system that we now rely on for our brand. Having done...


2012-05-23T10:00:09+02:00

Here is a web designer's site using HTML5 and an interesting navigation style. All of the content is on this one page, and navigation snaps you to the section you want. It doesn't work as well in large browsers, but for smaller screens, it works perfectly. Her HTML is excelent, using a combination of DIV and sectioning elements to create a design that works effectively in most browsers.Have you built an HTML5 site? Or do you know of one that does a great job with HTML5? Submit HTML5 site designs to be featured on this site.


2012-05-22T16:33:15+02:00

(cross-posted from the official Prototype blog)I'm very happy to announce a new addition to the Prototype bookshelf: core committer Andrew Dupont's Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us published by Apress.Obviously, Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us covers all you need to know about the latest versions of Prototype and script.aculo.us. But it goes well beyond that. Andrew does an awesome job at setting the context and giving appropriate background information, so much so that you'll end up knowing not only the how but also the why. In the ruthless world of client-side development, that's serious asset!Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us is a pleasure to read - the style is bo...


2012-05-22T10:00:44+02:00

One of the frustrations of typography on the web is the lack of decent hyphenation control. CSS3 introduces the hyphens property to help you control the hyphens on your web pages. Learn how hyphenation works on the web and how you can control it more effectively.Read the full article: Hyphenation in CSS3Get Better Typography on Your PagesTest Hyphenation in Your BrowserWhat is Typography?Web Typography Pet Peeves - Annoyances in Web TypographyTypography on the Web is About the Little Details


Vikas Patial | 2012-05-22T09:08:51+02:00

Low cost anywhere internet connectivity is always an issue when designing devices. Also when building in low quantity , most are not able to keep costs low. So here is a low cost demo of a internet connected platform which can be used for a lot of things like monitoring , information display , communication , control , tracking etc.So a basic device should be achievable at < USD 40 BOM at 100x quantity. Internet Dongles are subsidized by carriers and bought in bulk so its cheaper to use them , they also come with Free data plans at start .GMS/CDMA Internet modules on other hand when imported are quite expensive at low quantities. Also the whole design is a low power and can easily run on ...


Vikas Patial | 2012-05-18T09:09:00+02:00

We have put the files on GitHub , So anyone wanting to fabricate and Build Locux should be able to do it – https://github.com/baseapp/locux


Nick Disabato | 2012-05-22T13:00:41+02:00

The internet is disrupting many content-focused industries, and the publishing landscape is beginning its own transformation in response. Tools haven't yet been developed to properly, semantically export long-form writing. Most books are encumbered by Digital Rights Management (DRM), a piracy-encouraging practice long since abandoned by the music industry. In the second article of a two-part series in this issue, Nick Disabato discusses the ramifications of these practices for various publishers and proposes a way forward, so we can all continue sharing information openly, in a way that benefits publishers, writers, and readers alike.


Nick Disabato | 2012-05-22T13:00:48+02:00

ebooks are a new frontier, but they look a lot like the old web frontier, with HTML, CSS, and XML underpinning the main ebook standard, ePub. Yet there are key distinctions between ebook publishing's current problems and what the web standards movement faced. The web was founded without an intent to disrupt any particular industry; it had no precedent, no analogy. E-reading antagonizes a large, powerful industry that's scared of what this new way of reading brings--and they're either actively fighting open standards or simply ignoring them. In part one of a two-part series in this issue, Nick Disabato examines the explosion in reading, explores how content is freeing itself from context, ...


2012-05-21T22:38:17+02:00

(cross-posted from the official Prototype blog)I'm very happy to announce a new addition to the Prototype bookshelf: core committer Andrew Dupont's Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us published by Apress.Obviously, Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us covers all you need to know about the latest versions of Prototype and script.aculo.us. But it goes well beyond that. Andrew does an awesome job at setting the context and giving appropriate background information, so much so that you'll end up knowing not only the how but also the why. In the ruthless world of client-side development, that's serious asset!Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us is a pleasure to read - the style is bo...


2012-05-21T17:22:08+02:00

(cross-posted from the official Prototype blog)I'm very happy to announce a new addition to the Prototype bookshelf: core committer Andrew Dupont's Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us published by Apress.Obviously, Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us covers all you need to know about the latest versions of Prototype and script.aculo.us. But it goes well beyond that. Andrew does an awesome job at setting the context and giving appropriate background information, so much so that you'll end up knowing not only the how but also the why. In the ruthless world of client-side development, that's serious asset!Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us is a pleasure to read - the style is bo...


2012-05-21T10:00:22+02:00

Testing your web pages in multiple browsers is critical to ensure that your pages work for as many people as possible. Alexander Peev provides us with information on how to test, what to do when problems crop up during testing, and even how to deal with changes to the site after testing is complete. This is part two of the article Cross Browser Testing.Read the full article: How to Test Web Page DesignsWhat Browsers Do You Use?Cross Browser TestingTesting Your Web PagesGraceful Degradation - Make Your Pages Work Even in Older Browsers


Stu Nicholls | 2012-05-21T00:00:00+02:00

Using CSS3 transitions, transforms and keyframes to produce a 3D animation of the Earth, Mars, Jupiter and the Moon.


2012-05-21T11:49:37+02:00

(cross-posted from the official Prototype blog)I'm very happy to announce a new addition to the Prototype bookshelf: core committer Andrew Dupont's Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us published by Apress.Obviously, Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us covers all you need to know about the latest versions of Prototype and script.aculo.us. But it goes well beyond that. Andrew does an awesome job at setting the context and giving appropriate background information, so much so that you'll end up knowing not only the how but also the why. In the ruthless world of client-side development, that's serious asset!Practical Prototype and script.aculo.us is a pleasure to read - the style is bo...