Captions are a great way to offer multi-lingual media content on your site, but they don’t seem easy to add right? Well with the right tools and guidance, it will be very easy: Setting everything up: In order for captions to work flawlessly on every major browser, we will be using JW Player version 4.5 [...]
Continue Reading →This is a bit tricky when you are parsing XML with jQuery. As you will realize, all HTML passed is ignored, and only the text is displayed. I have seen many people do this, which unfortunately won’t work! $(xml).find(’element’).each(function(){ if($(this).text() < 0){ alert($(this).text()) } }); Now this will throw an error, you can’t take HTML [...]
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In part one of my tutorial on iPhone web development, we talked about the basic stuff (Recognizing iPhones or iPods, setting up special HTML and CSS tags… ) we will now move on to the really clever bit: Orientation detection. For many sites, we may just have the same thing both on portrait and landscape. [...]
Continue Reading →Even if websites look great when seen on iPhones, having an iPhone-specific website improves a lot your site’s usability, and in spite of what you may think, it doesn’t take that long to develop it, here I will show all the necessary steps to develop a great site for iPhones, and making it look as [...]
Continue Reading →If we want to create a quick gallery of files/pictures, it is quite a pain to do so manually. And since this is some code I’m always reusing I thought I might share it here with everyone else: Let’s suppose we are in the base directory (www.mysite.com/gallery.php) and the pictures are in a folder named [...]
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